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The Government Communication and Information System (GCIS) mandate was, since its establishment, to serve as the central communications agency of a relatively new democratic government leading the...
The Higher Education Transformation Network (HETN), acting on behalf of
its alumni membership, has noted the ongoing idle threats propagated by
Mr Willie Spies of Afriforum against the Higher...
China's unique economic growth story has attracted significant international and African media attention. With news that China has surpassed the US as Africa's largest trading partner in 2010, the...
Engagement between government and South Africa’s news media should be directed towards assisting the country’s continuing transition from apartheid to democracy and building...
For a number of reasons, it is too early to speculate what the result of Libya’s transition out of Gaddafi-era authoritarian politics and toward good governance might look like. Or, for that...
The revolution that took place in Egypt earlier this year raised hopes of a better future for Egyptians as the autocratic Government of Hosni Mubarak was removed on 11 February 2011.(2) Half a year...
Image management consists of striking a fine balance between portraying oneself favourably and maintaining legitimacy. The People’s Republic of China, so often the subject of international news...
Pirates have reached the Southern African seas. The European Union Naval Force Somalia (EU NAVFOR) documents two confirmed cases of piracy off the Southern African coastline. The first is a...
A spat over gender politics erupted on the U.S. presidential campaign on Wednesday with John McCain accusing the Democrat of a sexist attack on his running mate and Barack Obama denouncing...
Opening address by President Thabo Mbeki to the 60th World Newspaper Congress of WAN, the 14th World Editors Forum and the Info Services Expo, Cape Town International Convention Centre
Reporters Without Borders said Monday that journalists in Africa
faced worsening working conditions in 2003 and warned that the
continent's independent media were in the process of disappearing
in...
REMARKS BY JEFF RADEBE, MP, MINISTER OF PUBLIC ENTERPRISES AND
ACTING MINISTER OF TRANSPORT, ON KEI RAIL REFURBISHMENT PROJECT,
Kei Bridge, Eastern Cape, 21 August 2003