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VIDEO: News24 turns 10 We take you through 10 years at News24; from events like 9/11 which changed the site forever, to the newsroom today. |
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Why local isn't lekker Channel24 columnist Chris McEvoy predicts what SA's entertainment scene will be like in the next decade. |
Channel24 columnist Chris McEvoy takes a humorous look at the entertainment industry and predicts what South Africa's entertainment scene will be like in the next decade. 
Bryan Porter, editor at News24 between 2003 and 2006, shares his newsroom experiences and wishes News24 a Happy 10th Birthday. 
George Dearnaley reveals 10 reasons why he feels optimistic about South African soccer over the next 10 years. 
Vusi Gumede reflects on South Africa's most critical challenges over the next decade. 
To celebrate ten years of interactive news reporting, we asked some of MyNews24's most infamous contributors about what they think the next ten years will bring. 
Early websites are often guilty of crimes against design, so what did News24 look like over the years? Click here to find out. 
Michelle Garforth tells us why South Africans should focus on greener living in the next decade, or risk ruining the beautiful land we live on. 
In our continuing series on what the next ten years may hold for South Africa, TAC activist Nathan Geffen describes an ideal future in the fight against HIV/Aids. 
News24 turns ten in October. In the first of a series of guest columns, Steven Friedman looks at the next ten years of South Africa's political life. 
Arthur Goldstuck looks at the past 10 years to predict the next 10 years in the life of the internet. 
What surprises will the media hold over the next 10 years? Guy Berger predicts some interesting changes for the future...
Marianne Thamm believes the next ten years will see women take on more of a central role in South African life. 
To understand what the next ten years may bring to South Africa's political landscape, Prince Mashele believes we have to look to the recent past. 
Clem Sunter tells us why the most important thing South Africa needs to do in the next ten years is fix its global competitiveness rating. 
The events of September 11 changed the world. Cobus Heyl recalls how the News24 newsroom responded that day, and how it turned News24 into what it is today.
News24's first publisher, Arrie Rossouw, describes News24's humble beginnings and what the future of online news holds for South Africa. 
