Tipping the balance: fresh voice in a sea of media sameness
When The Journalist project began late in 2013 South Africans were marking the first anniversary...
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Tag: Issue 100
De Lille’s ‘D-day’ and teaching “those boys” a lesson
In an exclusive interview with DOUGIE OAKES last week, Cape Town Mayor Patricia De Lille opened up...
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Philip Tabane: the African musical genius who played for the spirit
South African musician Philip Tabane, who died on 18 May 2018, hated being labelled. How he’d feel...
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The Futures of African Media and Communications Studies
Currently, the humanities are undergoing massive shifts, which both influence, and are influenced...
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Book review: Philani Dladla, The Pavement Bookworm
Philani Dladla is 28 years old, a previously homeless man who reviews and sells books. He travels...
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Our voices: Long may they be heard
Our former editor, Sylvia Vollenhoven, is a firm believer that telling our stories in our own...
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Voluntourism: Westerners playing saviour is dangerous to all
Lebogang Mokoena Volunteering is a common resort for youth to gain international work and life...
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Traditional Leaders as “colonial agents” and the land question
Where the land question is so real and kicking, one ought to ask: what is the position and role of...
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Steyn, Like Rhodes, Must Fall
The call for the fall of the statue of Marthinus Steyn on the campus of the University of the Free...
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Message from President Cyril Ramaphosa
President Cyril Ramaphosa applauded The Journalist team this month for mentoring “the next...
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Nuclear Energy in South Africa: Ramaphosa’s mixed messages
Will government continue to pursue nuclear energy despite the exorbitant cost? And if it does,...
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In celebration of our African Pioneers: diggers of history
Phindile Xaba Celebrating a centenary issue this month is a worthy milestone, as the Pioneers...
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