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- Keeping the dream alive
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When past editor Mondli Makhanya left the Mail & Guardian, he left behind these thoughts.
- A 21st-century M&G
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In going forward, the M&G must look backward, writes editor Ferial Haffajee.
- Print is dead. The digital revolution continues
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Weekly Mail staff were charting new waters when they created the first electronically produced newspaper.
- Earth issue
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The M&G's "green team" has taken on environmental issues with the same vigour as the paper tackles human-rights abuses, writes Fiona Macleod.
- Forging the media's new guard
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Weekly Mail recruits were poverty stricken, persecuted and despised, writes Anton Harber, but those who stayed afloat are now shaping the news.
- 'We won't advertise in your commie rag'
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Former Weekly Mail advertising executive Marilyn Honikman recalls flogging ad space in the early days of the newspaper.
- A celebration of 20 exceptional years in journalism
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On June 14 1985, just six weeks after the death of the Rand Daily Mail, the first edition of the Weekly Mail rolled off the presses.
- Never just a newzzzpaper
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Former editor Howard Barrell reflects on a time of sometimes painful transition at the M&G.
- 'I remember them when ...'
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"Interns came from all walks of life, with their own histories, bringing different life experiences to the courses, holding conflicting ideologies."
- Anger in their ink
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The Weekly Mail was the first home of the country's best cartoonists, writes Julia Beffon.
