The Southern Times liquidated

Newspaper succumbs to years of financial woes
The newspaper's general manager before its demise, Gwen Snyders, said she will be releasing a comprehensive final statement on the rise and fall of the only SADC newspaper in due course.
Jeanette Diergaardt
  • 1 Year Ago - 2023-07-25 00:35:00
Nineteen years after its inception, state-owned The Southern Times has been wound up by creditors.Born of an agreement between the Zimbabwean and Namibian governments, the newspape
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