The Weekly Mail hired him to get the training project off the ground; he did much, much more than that, writes Irwin Manoim
The threats are not only to the individuals but also to democracy and freedom of news media
The latest media figures show that women are slowly advancing, but their experiences tell of little change at the top
The campaign, which was found to be racially divisive, was aimed at manipulating public opinion using social media
All those being targeted appear to have one thing in common — they’re not the Guptas’ friends.
If all whites had left and their wealth divided among the poor, poverty would hardly have been dented, says Haffajee in What if There Were No Whites?
City Press editor Ferial Haffajee has taken leave after a week in which claims of racism rocked the newspaper.
City Press is probing racism claims after a spat between its editor and a group of journalists who, reports say, will press charges against her.
The Economic Freedom Fighters has called City Press editor Ferial Haffajee’s "suspension" of eight black journalists "unethical".
The Free Thinkers lecture at the National Arts Festival’s Think!Fest was not the only place where dialogue and freedom of expression was explored.
Songstress Simphiwe Dana pens a letter to City Press editor, Ferial Haffajee, on the role "The Spear" had in dehumanising black people.
City Press has opted to remove "The Spear" from its website, despite the apparent failure of the ANC’s call for a boycott on the paper.
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South Africans can participate in the fight for freedom of expresson at the Constitutional Conference.
Instead of a court face off, columnist Eric Miyeni and editor Ferial Haffajee had it out in the <i>City Press</i> on Sunday.
When the War of the Races hots up the first casualty is the ability to actually listen to what people are saying, writes <b>Chris Roper</b>.
<i>City Press</i> editor Ferial Haffajee has integrity, columnist Eric Miyeni has said, days after calling her a "black snake in the grass".
Eric Miyeni’s controversial column in the <i>Sowetan</i> attacking <i>City Press</i> editor Ferial Haffajee sparked a domino effect.
The <em>Sowetan</em> newspaper apologised to <em>City Press</em> editor Ferial Haffajee on Thursday for publishing an insulting column.
Eric Miyeni has called for Avusa to fire its editor-in-chief after the <i>Sowetan</i>’s acting editor quit over the column that got Miyeni fired.
Eric Miyeni has joined his voice to Julius Malema’s as SA editors expressed solidarity with the target of the sacked columnist’s ire, Ferial Haffajee.
Axed <i>Sowetan</i> columnist Eric Miyeni is considering taking legal action against the paper for sacking him over his column about Ferial Haffajee.
The ANC Youth League has requested a meeting with the "right-wing" <em>Sowetan</em> to demand an explanation for the dismissal of Eric Miyeni.
<i>City Press</i> editor Ferial Haffajee is to take Eric Miyeni to court over his <i>Sowetan</i> column titled "Haffajee does it for white masters".
Limpopo premier Cassel Mathale on Wednesday retracted his call for <em>City Press</em> editor Ferial Haffajee to resign.
<em>City Press</em> editor Ferial Haffajee must resign, Limpopo premier, Cassel Mathale, said on Tuesday.
<i>City Press</i> has challenged ANCYL president Julius Malema to take legal action if he truly believed a newspaper reporter faked his signature.
M&G Media is pleased to announce the appointment of Nic Dawes and Rapule Tabane to lead its award-winning editorial team.
<em>M&G</em>’s editor-in-chief Ferial Haffajee will be leaving the paper to take up the position of editor-in-chief of <em>City Press</em>.
Nelson Mandela said that as long as poverty, injustice and gross inequality persist in our world, none of us can truly rest.
The saga of police National Commissioner Jackie Selebi has won the Mail & Guardian‘s investigations team the Mondi Shanduka Newspaper Award for story of the year, it was announced on Wednesday evening at the seventh annual awards ceremony held at the Wanderers club in Johannesburg.
Remember the days when, as inaugural transport minister, Mac Maharaj insisted that he would continue to drive his beat-up old Jetta? It struck a chord, for it spoke of a government that would live comfortably yet simply. Those days died quickly as the new democrats dusted off old protocol books designed for a venal order.
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The right to reply space encourages readers to feel a co-ownership of the newspaper so that it is a public debating space run by a wider forum, rather than just the reporters and editors who run it. So it pains me to intrude upon readers’ space, but the article last week by a group of leaders at the University of KwaZulu-Natal deserves a second look, writes Ferial Haffajee.