We are humans, not just numbers, and we need to tell people’s stories and acknowledge our fears
If we are to flatten the curve of this virus and ensure that it does not attack as hard as it has done in some European countries, we need to put petty differences aside and be at war with the virus
The biggest challenge for the next leader of the Democratic Alliance will be to get politicians like Mbali Ntuli onside
Omar Essack leaves the 702 and 94.7 owners after a protracted standoff with the board
Just over a year ago, veteran radio presenter Xolani Gwala’s cancer was in remission. He spoke to the Mail & Guardian once he was back on air.
The Nelson Mandela Foundation said in court papers that the high court got it wrong in a number of respects
Court should hold AfriForum in contempt over apartheid flag tweet, Nelson Mandela Foundation says
M&G investigative journalist Sabelo Skiti spoke to Eusebius McKaiser about SAA after their CEO resigned at the weekend
This, an interview with radio personality Xolani Gwala, is the first in a series of profiles that will be a regular feature in the M&G
The mayor took the DA to court after the party’s leaders "determined" that she breached one of its constitutional clauses during a radio interview
Marietha Aucamp has resigned as Tshwane mayor Solly Msimanga’s chief of staff
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In an interview on Monday morning, Selfe responded to critics who said that the party’s leadership is not diverse.
What comes first – the commercial viability of a radio station or the needs of listeners?
Radio host and writer Shaka Sisulu was dumped by Talk Radio 702 and 567 Cape Talk after he was appointed to the ANC Youth League interim committee.
Ray Hartley’s explanation about the <i>Sunday Times</i>’s controversial front page has left users on local social networks as skeptical as ever.
Cope said its former election coordinator Mlungisi Hlongwane, who returned to the ANC on Thursday, was suspected of being an ANC mole.
Newspaper columnist Jon Qwelane on Wednesday at a public forum organised by the South African Human Rights Commission refused to apologise for calling a former colleague a ”coconut” for objecting to a recent, blacks-only Forum of Black Journalists event. The forum discussion was frank and at times heated.