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On April 12, 2025, 250 attendees experienced the Soul Therapy event in Johannesburg, a celebration of music and joy that transformed the Bryanston venue into an oasis of elegance and liberation.
Trump's recent decision to cut funding to Voice of America not only raises questions about the future of independent journalism in the US but also exposes the intricate web of media manipulation and propaganda that influences narratives both domestically and internationally
Join us at the Andrei Stenin International Press Photo Exhibition, showcasing the 2024 winning photographs from March 12 to March 16, and honouring the legacy of a dedicated photojournalist.
Join us as we explore the 11th annual Andrei Stenin International Press Photo Contest Exhibition in Cape Town, celebrating the legacy of a courageous photojournalist whose work continues to inspire new generations.
Join me as I transition from journalist to race driver in the thrilling Toyota GR Cup, where I'll face new challenges and embrace the adrenaline of competitive racing.
Resilience is also about knowing your strengths and understanding when to seek guidance. No one succeeds alone. The ability to ask for help when needed is not a weakness — it is strategic, writes Dr Iqbal Survé.
In a world of constant uncertainty, the pursuit of purpose remains the most powerful catalyst for transformation, writes Dr Iqbal Survé.
MK party spokesperson, Nhlamulo Ndhlela said Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana is turning a blind eye to the reality of people being economically excluded unfairly by banks.
Explore how South Africa's media industry must innovate and adapt to survive in a digital-first world, addressing the decline of print and the rise of multimedia content
Western outlets have often resorted to dumbing down societies by reducing global events to shallow soundbites or clickbait that reinforces convenient stereotypes.
Skewed coverage can facilitate exclusion by failing to question dominant narratives.
For the sake of our children and the generations to come, let us choose reconciliation—not as an event but as a way of life, a guiding principle that shapes our actions and decisions.
World renowned vedic astrologer and vastu consultant, Mahesh Bang has marked an historic 20 years as a Sunday Tribune columnist.
Following the Competition Commission's finding against Nedbank and other banks for anti-competitive practices, the ICTU calls for accountability and highlights the devastating impact on black-owned businesses
In celebration of South African football, former Bafana Bafana legend Doctor Khumalo visited the Independent Media office on Tuesday, sharing his reflections on the evolution and significance of the game.
Far from being impartial, the Press Council has morphed into an instrument that selectively enforces media standards, targeting publications like Independent Media while sparing favoured players within SANEF’s ranks.
Two Independent Media journalists were awarded last night, beating out stiff competition from around the country to be judged the best in their respective categories.
Journalist Robin-Lee Francke and photojournalist Ayanda Ndamane have been recognised for their remarkable work in storytelling through writing and the lens.
Dr Iqbal Survé’s work, vision, and commitment to Sekunjalo, Independent Media, and the African News Agency represent a vision of a country where no story is left untold, says the writer.
You protect your interests, those of your peers, and the carefully constructed image of South Africa that benefits the few at the expense of the many.
Dr Iqbal Survé’s work, vision, and commitment to Sekunjalo, Independent Media, and the African News Agency represent a vision of a country where no story is left untold, says the writer.
This deep dive explores the ongoing struggle to maintain press freedom, the impact of advertising influence, and the recent withdrawal of Independent Media from the Press Council of SA, highlighting crucial questions about the future of independent journalism in the country
Karyn Maughan's recent letter to Dr Iqbal Survé is scrutinised for its biassed portrayal of Independent Media and its chairman, revealing a deeper issue within the media landscape
Maughan’s tirade about Independent Media’s is convenient and but blatantly misleading.
Independent Media’s decision to resign from the Press Council highlights the ongoing tensions in South Africa’s media landscape and raises questions about press freedom and bias.