Thought Leader

Thought Leader is a collaborative news and opinion platform owned by the South African newspaper Mail & Guardian. It was named a Webby Award Honoree in 2008, won 2008 SA Blog of the Year, and has scored a few firsts, including sending the first South African blogger, Ndumiso Ngcobo, to cover a major political event – the 2007 ANC national conference in Polokwane.[1]

For other uses, see Thought leader (disambiguation).

Thought Leader
Type of site
Portal
OwnerMail & Guardian
Created byMail & Guardian
URLwww.thoughtleader.co.za
CommercialNo
Registration2007
Current statusActive

In 2010 it was named as the forum where “most analytic discussion of sexual violence” was taking place by the Tshwaranang Legal Advocacy Centre, which conducted a study on the reporting of sexual violence in South Africa.[2]

List of contributors
  • Richard Calland and Lawson Naidoo (contributing on the Africa Cup of Nations)
  • Alan Hammond
  • Albert Bredenhann
  • Alison Tilley
  • Alwyn Van Niekerk
  • Andrea Mitchell
  • Andrew Clark
  • Andrew Human
  • Andrew Miller
  • Angus Robinson
  • Anja Merret
  • Anne Taylor
  • Anthea Buys
  • Anton Harber
  • Ari Sitas
  • Ariel Goldberg
  • Arthur Goldstuck
  • Arthur Attwell
  • Aubrey Matshiqi
  • Azad Essa
  • Ben Cashdan
  • Bert Olivier
  • Beverley Merriman
  • Bhekinkosi Moyo
  • Bilal Randeree
  • Brendan O'Neill
  • Bridget McNulty
  • Bronwyn Nesbitt
  • Bruce Cohen
  • Candice Holdsworth
  • Carol Freeman
  • Catherine Parker
  • Charl Norman
  • Charlene Smith
  • Chris Moerdyk
  • Chris Rodrigues
  • Chris Maroleng
  • Christi van der Westhuizen
  • Coenraad Bezuidenhout
  • Community of Mandela Rhodes Scholars
  • Dale Imerman
  • Darren Smith
  • Dave Duarte
  • David Parry-Davies
  • David Smith
  • David Saks
  • Derek Daly
  • Diane Awerbuck
  • Digital Citizen Indaba
  • Dion Chang
  • Don Goodson
  • Dumisani Magadlela
  • Dylan Rogers
  • Ebrahim Harvey
  • Ebrahim-Khalil Hassen
  • Elaine Rumboll
  • Erik Hersman
  • Eve Dmochowska
  • Fackson Banda
  • Ferdie Bester
  • Ferial Haffajee
  • Ferrial Adam
  • Fikile-Ntsikelelo Moya
  • Gavin Foster
  • Gino Cosme
  • Grant Walliser
  • Graunt Kruger
  • Gugu Moyo
  • Guy Berger
  • Heather Ford
  • Hennie van Vuuren
  • Hussein Solomon
  • Ismail Lagardien
  • Israel Rafalovich
  • Ivo Vegter
  • Jarred Cinman
  • Jaxon Rice
  • Jennifer Seif
  • Jocelyn Newmarch
  • Joe Makhafola
  • Joel Assaizky
  • John Maxwell
  • Johnny Anger
  • Jonathan Berger
  • Jonty Fisher
  • Kanthan Pillay
  • Keith Nicholls
  • Khadija Sharife
  • Khaya Dlanga
  • Kimani Chege
  • Koffi M Kouakou
  • Kristin Palitza
  • Lazola Ndamase
  • Lev David
  • Lisa van Wyk
  • Lizette Rabe
  • Llew Claasen
  • Llewellyn Kriel
  • Lloyd Gedye
  • Mail & Guardian Talkback
  • Community of Mandela Rhodes Scholars
  • Mandy de Waal
  • Marius Redelinghuys
  • Matthew Buckland
  • Maximillian Kaizen
  • Michael Trapido
  • Michelle Atagana
  • Miriam Mannak
  • Mohamed Nanabhay
  • Mpho Maboi
  • Na'eem Jeenah
  • Nastasya Tay
  • Ndumiso Ngcobo
  • Nicole Johnston
  • Nimrod Zalk
  • Patricia de Lille
  • Percy Zvomuya
  • Phil Barrett
  • Pierre de Vos
  • Primarashni Gower
  • Raenette Taljaard
  • Rams Mabote
  • Reader Blog
  • Reg Rumney
  • Riaan Wolmarans
  • Richard Calland
  • Robert Brand
  • Rodrigo Orihuela
  • Ronald Suresh Roberts
  • Roy Jobson
  • Ryan Coetzee
  • Ryland Fisher
  • Sandile Memela
  • Sandy Carroll
  • Sarah Britten
  • Sello S Alcock
  • Sentletse Diakanyo
  • Shareef Blankenberg
  • Shaun de Waal
  • Sheila Camerer
  • Shelagh Gastrow
  • Simon Barber
  • Steve Whitford
  • Steve Vosloo
  • Steven Lamini
  • Steven Friedman
  • Sthembile Gasa
  • Stuart Stobbs
  • Terri Barnes
  • Thabisi Hoeane
  • "The Sumo"
  • Tony Lankester
  • Tony Grant
  • Tony Jackman
  • Trevor Ncube
  • Tyler Reed
  • Vincent Maher
  • Vinny Lingham
  • Vusi Gumede
  • Warren Foster
  • Yazeed Kamaldien
  • Zahira Kharsany
  • Zodidi Mhlana
  • Zukile Majova
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References
  1. "Thoughts about the leaders: The columnists 2.0 model". Matthew Buckland. 9 June 2008. Retrieved 12 April 2013.
  2. "Gender coverage: Thought Leader leads the pack".

1. Thought Leader wins blog of the year Kyoko Hasegawa, Daniel Rook 2008

2. More honours for Thought Leader Kyoko Hasegawa, Daniel Rook 2008

3. The best of Thought Leader Aliki Karasaridis 2009

4. Debating race isn't backward Aliki Karasaridis 2009

5. Gender coverage: Thought Leader leads the pack Lisa van Wyk 2010

6. The new Thought Leader Aliki Karasaridis 2011

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