21 September, 2007
What would Biko think?
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By Somikazi Dyolivane [ufh] Steve Bantu Biko - a South African icon, political activist who believed in equality of all races and provision ...
City Press on Biko hypocrisy
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Simphiwe Kanityi When I think of what would Biko think today it's like thinking about Jesus. What I mean about this is that there were p...
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14 September, 2007
Apathy: Our generation's greatest curse
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Jerusha Sukhdeo (UJ) September 12 marks three decades since the death of black consciousness icon, Steve Bantu Biko. While many choose to re...
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Future Journalist?
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Michelle Jones Being a Future Journalist is a more than a little daunting. It almost sounded like I was going to become an Editor of a major...
The New African Storytellers – convergence to enlightenment
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Nqobile Buthelezi Our forefathers told stories of creation by looking into the stars as their distant guides for direction, but future jou...
I write what I like
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Keamogetse Letsholo The 2007 Highway Africa Conference, which attracts African journalists from all over the continent, took place the same...
Digital Media for 2010
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Dinilohlanga Mekuto Digital media has an important role to play in promoting our country for 2010 and beyond. Imagine the reach of the World...
Africa comes to G'town
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Nokubonga ' Bobo' Each September Africa relocates to Grahamstown during Rhodes University's annual Highway Africa conference. Th...
Highway Africa
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Yandiswa Tembani Highway Africa is a conference that gives African media an opportunity to share views and ideas. Presentations were informa...
Not what Biko would have wanted
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Ukona Jelwana (WSU) If Steve Biko were alive today, he would have been a father of four (don't ask me why though). He would have been a ...
12 September, 2007
New journalism, new generation
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THE PAST few years has seen considerable debate about the merits of 'new' versus the old or 'legacy' media - print, radio an...
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