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We look into what is interesting in this week's paper.
A bridge collapsed in the early hours of Wednesday morning in Germiston on the N3 freeway, which resulted in four people being injured.
Ayana Jackson speaks about her solo exhibition Intimate Justice in the Stolen Moment, which runs at Gallery MOMO Johannesburg until August 27.
A special guest takes on the "Gupta Bros" game.
South African rappers AKA and Anatii speak to the M&G about their new collaborative album 'Be Careful What You Wish For'.
Local artists exhibit their artwork at a pop-up gallery by Sunnypark mall, situated in Sunnyside, Pretoria.
Elizabeth Mkhumbuza, a domestic worker from Soweto, speaks to the Mail & Guardian about the search for her missing son, who went missing in 2002.
ANC Deputy President Cyril Ramaphosa speaks about the call for judicial enquiry.
The South African Communist Party Secreatry General Blade Nzimande says the EFF only wanted to replace those power because they too wanted to eat.
Dali Tambo popped into the ANC's national policy conference to discuss what the ANC can glean from its leaders past and what it needs to do today.
Kwazi Mshengu breaks down the ruling party leadership structure that the ANCYL will prefer going forward.
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See what happened when the Gupta family attempted to capture the Mail & Guardian.
Th Democratic Alliance leader Mmusi Maimane speaks on Helen Zille's tweets and how they were a destruction to the party.
ANC Secretary General Gwede Mantashe speaks on the NEC and why they didn't discuss the State of Capture report yesterday.
What exactly did Brian Mofele do at Eskom? Did he resign, retire or go on unpaid leave?
Goudkoppies, built on top of the Devland dumping site, has re-emerged bigger than before after residents rebuilt their shacks and refused to relocate.
As South Africans come to terms with the loss of former president Nelson Mandela, the rest of the world bids farewell to Madiba.
The 2016 Uganda Press Photo Award in pictures.
Be careful where you park your car … It might just not be there when you get back.
After marching to Cosatu House to hand over their memorandum, students were visited by former Cosatu general secretary Zwelinzima Vavi.
Watch: former student leader Dlamini says every time Mantashe opens his mouth, he spews bile."
Watch the confrontation as police fired stun grenades and rubber bullets at students. Some students were later arrested for throwing stones.
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A collection of Zapiro's cartoons on the Nkandla saga that continues to haunt President Jacob Zuma.
The Deputy director of the National Institute for Communicable Diseases, on why the Zika virus's potential threat to Africa is different from Ebola.
Blade Nzimande falls into a deep meditation, remotely dealing with the #FeesMustFall movement. Woosah everybody, woosah!
President Jacob Zuma might have taken pains to draw distinctions between his government and the apartheid regime - but public outrage is growing.
Mail & Guardian photo editor Paul Botes selects the best pictures of the year.
More institutions heeded the call for to shutdown of the country's universities on Wednesday with Cape Town students taking the fight to parliament.
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