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Chris Roper 1
M&G needed now just as much as it was 30 years ago
Analysis
Chris Roper 1
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11 Jun 2015
Governments and big business might be good, or bad - they require the same amount of oversight and investigation by media and civil society.
On Freud, Twitter and cunnilingus
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Chris Roper 1
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26 Feb 2015
Psychoanalyst Sigmund Freud's 'Dora' case study illuminates the tumescent myopia of Twitter's self-fellating idiots.
Dylan’s immaculate conception
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Chris Roper 1
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12 Feb 2015
Bob Dylan's collection of cover songs are all now pure Dylan, writes Chris Roper
Charlie Hebdo: God isn’t like freedom of speech
Article
Chris Roper 1
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8 Jan 2015
Freedom of speech, unlike unquestionable laws of religion, involves our ever-fluid interpretations.
Narcissism: When the pool stares back
Article
Chris Roper 1
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22 Dec 2014
Could photographs of oneself be anything but narcissistic? It may be possible. Chris Roper writes in defence of the selfie.
In conversation with Chris Chameleon
Article
Chris Roper 1
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3 Oct 2014
The singer's melodies continue to pioneer Afrikaans rock music but, for some, his conservative inclinations may blur their beauty, writes Chris Roper.
200 Young South Africans: A selection of propelling talent
Article
Chris Roper 1
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25 Aug 2014
Of the thousands of words I write a year, these are the ones that give me the most pleasure.
Broken Monsters: A concatenation of nanospaces
Article
Chris Roper 1
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22 Aug 2014
SA's trending author has expertly embraced new media as a medium of horror, and the characters of her female protagonists defy casual stereotyping.
An apology to our readers
Article
Chris Roper 1
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4 Jul 2014
Chris Roper, editor-in-chief, apologises for an offensive ad inadvertently run in the M&G newspaper.
NEW MUSIC
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Lloyd Gedye
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Kwanele Sosibo
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11 Oct 2013
A look at four distinctly talented artists across four genres of music.
Jackie Selebi is Jesus
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Chris Roper 1
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9 Dec 2011
The truth is that our psychotic nation needs Selebi. In the same way that Jesus had to die for the sins of Christians, says <b>Chris Roper</b>.
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