AfriForum said Media24 closing two Afrikaans newspapers would mean the media giant has abandoned its duty towards its Afrikaans readers.
In yet another nail in the coffin for print journalism, Media24 will reportedly close FOUR of its best-known newspapers later this year.
Two City Press journalists allegedly tried to squeeze money out of an individual they were writing about. Media24 has launched an internal investigation and SANEF called on the company to be transparent about the outcome.
If you needed further proof that newspapers – and print in general – are dying a fast death in Mzansi then keep on scrolling!
If you ever needed further proof that newspapers – and print in general – are dying a rapid death in South Africa, then keep on reading!
Media24 announced the sale of its flagship KwaZulu-Natal publication – along with the bulk of its media operations in the province – on Monday.
Kim said that type of media exposure “can really break even the strongest person”, and that “no one deserves to be treated with such cruelty”.
Group interim CEO Phumzile Langeni said the impact the decision would have on staff would be a “watershed moment” and said they are committed to managing the process with sensitivity and consideration to all affected
Announcement of possible closure of five Media24 newspapers and magazines leads to concerns about a journalism career.
It’s another blow for the print media industry as Media24 announced it is considering permanently closing five magazines and two newspapers.