Given attacks against media and important questions being raised about our work, we need to be open about why we do what we do
In the mid-2000s, Matthew Buckland took over the M&G’s website, and gave it a new lease on life. First, though, he had to fight an ownership battle
Past industrial revolutions were sparked by innovative youth; the 4IR should be the same
The late City Press journalist, who was killed in a hit-and-run on Sunday, first entered the newsroom as an intern at the M&G in 2001
The Johannesburg high court was approached last month to compel Mzolisi Diliza to open the financial books of Miganu Investment Holdings
Lepelle-Nkumpi allegedly paid millions to illegal miners for gravel to use in major building projects
‘Your vote is the change you want to see’
Adriaan Basson started looking into Bosasa in 2006, publishing a number of exposés on the controversial firm
Being able to submit complaints anonymously is vital for ensuring the safety of victims
A report by retired judge Kathy Satchwell exonerates Zackie Achmat and Doron Isaacs
APPLY NOW: The Mail & Guardian is expanding its editorial team to include an additional mid-level political reporter
‘Youth must focus on the ideal South Africa they would like to live in’
Apply for the 2018 Mail & Guardian Investing in the Future Awards by November 12 2018
The incorrect version of page 8 in this week’s paper was printed in some areas of the country
Changing legislation is one thing – changing people’s attitudes is another
‘Why people allow Facebook to make up their minds for them is beyond me and that might be the real question here’
Former Eskom chairperson Ben Ngubane tried to blacklist newspapers that published articles critical of the power utility
The Youth Sector Parliament debates relevant issues and helps the GPL reach resolutions
All the articles in this Mail & Guardian are now free to read online.
All the articles in this week’s Mail & Guardian are now free to read online.
‘It is our ardent hope that our new proprietor, the MDIF, will allow us the freedom to tell the stories of South Africa as it ought to be told’
As part of the same deal, current CEO Hoosain Karjieker becomes a minority shareholder. Trevor Ncube, the former publisher, has left the company.
All the articles in this week’s Mail & Guardian are now free to read online
The M&G is an idea. It is the idea that excellent journalism empowers the confrontation of a world that is horribly unequal and unjust.
Zuma’s artful dodger may be beyond criminal accountability but the NPA, and its contradictions, is not.
The Mail & Guardian is pleased to invite young graduates to apply for one of four paid editorial internships.
Readers write in about the NDP, the M&G, and hospital visits by African presidents.
Khumalo’s appointment follows the appointment of Franny Rabkin as news editor in January.
The Mail & Guardian is the only weekly newspaper with a double-digit circulation increase quarter on quarter.
The M&G editor-in-chief explains her decision to leave the publication after overseeing a rapid turnaround in sales and circulation.
Verashni has been with the paper for six years including a year as editor.
The Mail & Guardian recently won a number of industry awards, attracted top-notch award-winning journalists and continues to increase its circulation.