The new age
FS Treasury paid more than R11m to Gupta's TNA, Zondo Inquiry hears
The state capture commission has heard how the Free State Treasury paid more than R11 million to the Gupta's New Age media, yet the only contract that the...
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WATCH LIVE: Zondo Inquiry resumes with Manyi, Maseko in hot seats
Former director-general of Government Communications Mzwanele Manyi and Themba Maseko will be back at the state capture commission on Wednesday.
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TNA threatened to liquidate media company over payment, Zondo Inquiry hears
Evidence before the commission showed that TNA first complained that it wasn't getting enough business from Eskom compared to other media houses and went as far as to publish confidential documents between Eskom and Parliament to prove this.
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State Capture: Choeu denies passing on instruction from Gigaba, Dames
Chose Choeu is detailing his knowledge of the relationship between the two entities at the state capture commission of injury on Wednesday.
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Magashule asked me to meet Gupta brother over 'The New Age', former FS MEC
Elizabeth Rockman has been testifying at the state capture commission of inquiry in Parktown, Johannesburg, on Wednesday.
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Zuma: I may or may not have asked GCIS to help Guptas with media launches
Last year, Maseko testified before the commission of how in 2010, on his way to a meeting with Ajay Gupta, Zuma called Maseko to help them.
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Gupta assets: ANN7 building auctioned off for R29.5m
The ANN7/New Age building n Midrand has been auctioned for R29.5 million. The building has been partly bought by businessman Nazeer Noormohamed.
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Manyi struggles to explain why 'TNA' earned more govt revenue than other papers
Former GCIS head Mzwanele Manyi told the state capture commission that 'The New Age' newspaper received 4.5% of government spending but things got heated when he was asked about how much it received in its first year.
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Duarte 'keen' to testify on ANC role in establishing ANN7, 'The New Age'
Deputy secretary-general Jessie Duarte says that the ANC is not judging Nhlanhla Nene for the testimony he gave last week.
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Manyi obtains provisional liquidation order against TNA Media
The High Court in Pretoria on Tuesday granted Manyi the provisional liquidation order after he said in court papers that the 'Afro Voice' newspaper business was commercially insolvent.
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Eskom inquiry: Eskom signed R43m sponsorship deal with 'The New Age'
This is according to former Eskom executive Erica Johnson who resigned from the parastatal in 2014.
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[WATCH] Manyi: New era has dawned on media
Former government spokesperson Mzwanele Manyi says there’s no intention to get rid of anyone at ANN7 or 'The New Age'. He held a press briefing to reveal the papers regarding the transaction are all above board.
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Manyi: No holy cows for ANN7, 'The New Age'
Manyi says despite what is being said about the Gupta’s the high court ruling last week gave him confidence that he made the right decision.
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Manyi: ANN7 & 'The New Age' will report the truth
A company owned by Mzwanele Manyi has bought the Gupta-owned TV channel and newspaper for R450 million.
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Mzwanele Manyi snaps up Gupta-owned ANN7 and 'The New Age'
Lodidox and Management, which is owned by Manyi, has bought the ANN7 news channel and the New Age newspaper from Oakbay Investments.
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Gupta-owned newspaper published opinion pieces by Bell Pottinger
Last week 'The New Age' executive Gary Naidoo broke the company’s silence and distanced the Guptas and their associates from Bell Pottinger.
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EFF calls on SABC interim board to terminate contract with 'The New Age'
The party says the contract is unlawful, adding that it was obtained through corrupt channels during Hlaudi Motsoeneng’s tenure.
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CT anti-crime march not politically motivated - organisers
The 'New Age' newspaper and television news station ANN7, in collaboration with the Western Cape policing forum, are set to hand over a memorandum.
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J-Lo performance cancellation hits Guptas in pocket
Jennifer Lopez was due to appear at the ‘South African of the Year’ awards but with the event being cancelled, the Gupta family lost their multi-million rand deposit.
