Journalism

Watch a cat attempt an impossible jump and a reporter destroy an ice sculpture in this week's rundown of the top online clips Funny kittens, amusing (frightening) clowns, reporters breaking handcrafted sculptures on television. We should rename this the

‘One minute spent in custody is one minute too much.” With these words, acting Pretoria High Court judge Johan Kruger last night ordered the release of detained Sunday Times journalist Mzilikazi wa Afrika. It will be interesting to see what the

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Chairman of Abia State Oil Producing Areas Development Commission (ASOPADEC), Chief Sam Wogu, says journalists have a responsibility of ensuring that their reports were geared towards sustainable peace and development of the Niger Delta region. Wogu

One depressing aspect of American politics is the susceptibility of the political and media establishment to charlatans. You might have thought, given past experience, that D.C. insiders would be on their guard against conservatives with grandiose plans.

City Pages Nick Coleman 's columns in the Star Tribune have mentioned that he's a senior fellow at the Eugene J. McCarthy Center at St. John's University. Some alums and donors "interpreted your by-line ... as an implicit SJU endorsement of the

From HOWARD TYNER: While I have to admire the intrepid reporter whose sleuthing unearthed infiltration of the Chicago Tribune newsroom 7-8 years ago by the US Marine Corps, I also think a few clarifications are in order. I had ceased serving as editor

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An editorial in Sunday's Inquirer states that I made "what some may view as a veiled threat to apparently try to spook" architecture critic Inga Saffron as she pursued a story on the Family Court project ("Twice-told tales").

Sunday Times journalist Mzilikazi wa Afrika will be released from detention ahead of his bail application in the Nelspruit Regional Court this morning. Handing down judgment in the High Court in Pretoria shortly before 10pm on Thursday night, Judge Johan

I listened to the entire interview on Radio 702 with the completely incompetent Hawks spokesman, Musa Zondi, about the arrest of Sunday Times journalist Mzilikazi wa Afrika. SC WEISS I listened to the entire interview on Radio 702 with the completely

Sunday Times Journalist Mzilikazi wa Afrika was released from custody late last night following an order from the North Gauteng High Court. He will appear in the regional court in Nelspruit, Mpumalanga, to apply for bail today. Judge Johan Kruger ruled

BAKU – Turkish embassy in Baku has awarded a group of Azeri journalists on the occasion of the 135th anniversary of national press in Azerbaijan, AzerTAc reports. Opening the award ceremony, Turkish Ambassador Hulusi Kilic briefed about the history and

SO a well known daily columnist in the Kaieteur News has issued a call to society to “back Mr. Badal “in his exchange with President Jagdeo, over the Marriott Hotel issue. Now, this columnist is well known to be the contentious and quarrelsome kind.

The next time you visit your favorite coffee shop, consider how it would look if it were transformed into a "news café" -- a place where journalists would work on stories and interact with patrons to find ideas, cultivate sources and show them how

JEFF YASTINE: Risky investments always seem to crop up during a recession, as more people try to make up for lost ground in their retirement savings. The North American Securities Administrators Association this week is warning about investment pitfalls

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Journalists must not to be intimidated by accepting information from whistle blowers, Democratic Alliance leader Helen Zille said on Thursday, as her party prepares to do "battle" on a proposed "draconian" information law. Zille, speaking at a press

Three suspected drug-gang members who allegedly participated in the kidnapping of three television journalists last week were arrested in northern Mexico, federal police announced Thursday. ...

A JUDGE last night ordered police to release Sunday Times journalist Mzilikazi wa Afrika from detention ahead of a bail application in the Nelspruit Regional Court this morning. Handing down judgment in the High Court in Pretoria shortly before 10pm