The media industry is bleeding. In the past few years, we have observed a troubling trend involving the removal of good black media executives and journalists from their jobs.

Levelling unwarranted accusations at the media is no way to contribute to progress.

The World Economic Forum (WEF) on Africa Summit held in Cape Town and the state visit by Nigerian President Goodluck Jonathan were significant events that took place at about the same time.

King Mswati’s system of governing Swaziland is just another way of serving the royal political elite. It is time for the people themselves to rise up and claim their liberty in a democratic society, writes Musa Ndlangamandla

Last May colleagues went to Rustenburg to gain insight into the Impala strike and to assess the organisational and political ramifications of the fallout between the National Union of Mineworkers (NUM) and its rank and file.

As Africa prepares to celebrate 50 years since the creation of the Organisation of African Unity, now the African Union (AU), in Addis Ababa next week, two of its most powerful countries are starting to work more closely together.

Since independence the two nations’ personae have swung from pariah to prophet-like, writes Adekeye Adebajo.

We are supposed to be happy that the government has responded in such a bold manner. But it’s not good enough, says Jovial Rantao.

We marked our 19th birthday as a free nation yesterday. It is almost two decades since the first votes were cast in the historic election that freed us from a life under apartheid.

Gangsta rapper lives again as Snoop Lion