From mobile costs to local-loop unbundling: Communications Minister Yunus Carrim has responded to live questions from our audience about his plans.
Where have all the born frees gone and what’s going on with SA’s youth? Join the M&G Election Hangout where the ANC, DA and EFF answer your questions.
Join us as we talk to Africans changing lives and industries through the internet ahead of the Google Africa Connected conference.
Join our live video with DA parliamentary leader Lindiwe Mazibuko and ask your questions about the party’s handling of a contentious race quota Bill.
M&G reporters Thalia Holmes and Chantelle Benjamin tell us why Pravin Gordhan is so set on getting the state to save well and spend smart.
Finance Minister Pravin Gordhan released his mid-term budget to great fanfare. But what does the fine print tell us?
What does it take for a local comedy show to get an Emmy nomination? Join us on Friday as we put the question to "Late Night News" host Loyiso Gola.
How did Gold Fields allegedly bribe ANC chairperson Baleka Mbete? Join our live video on Friday as we delve into more details about the deal.
Was launching M&G Women a smart move? Site editor Aliki Karasaridis and editor-in-chief Chris Roper debate the pros and cons with readers.
Did the M&G jump the shark when it launched a site dedicated to women’s issues? Join our live video to discuss the pros and cons of the move.
From the possibility of violence to the legitimacy of the outcome, Teldah Mawarire talks us through some of the issues in Zimbabwe’s elections.
With President Robert Mugabe holding fast onto the reigns of Zanu-PF, can Zimbabweans hope for change in their country?
In this week’s hangout we discuss some of the controversy surrounding the upcoming Zim elections and Mugabe’s chances of re-election.
Zimbabweans will cast their votes on July 31 in what has all the makings of another controversial election. Join us on our M&G Hangout.
Dina Pule is out, but what’s next for the troubled communications sector? Ask SA’s new Communications Minister Yunus Carrim in our live video.
Sarah Britten and Haji Mohamed Dawjee talk about the FHM controversy and
the difficulty with rape jokes in SA.
Have South Africans normalised gender-based violence? Join us as we discuss the FHM writers’ rape post, social media and rape culture.
Jacob Zuma’s Cabinet reshuffle has surprised many. What are your thoughts and questions on the president’s decision? Join us during our live video.
Join our M&G Hangout as we discuss the latest revelations on the state’s spending at the president’s private home in Nkandla.
Join our M&G Hangout as we discuss the latest news and research from the South African Aids Conference.
From the M&G’s reports on initiation that have caused an uproar to Julius Malema’s new party, what do you want to talk about ahead of Youth Day?
Join our M&G Hangout as we discuss the Oscar Pistorius trial and the media frenzy that’s accompanied it.
Official details on the infamous Gupta wedding are trickling in. Join our M&G Hangout as we discuss the latest revelations from Guptagate.
Join us on our M&G Hangout as we discuss new allegations surrounding the Guptas and South Africa’s state intelligence.
The question is not about who approved the Gupta plane’s landing, but how much influence the family has. Sarah Evans talks us through the latest on the saga.
Send us your questions and comments about the repercussions of the Gupta wedding ahead of our weekly M&G Hangout.
Send us your questions and comments about the controversial Gupta wedding and watch our weekly M&G Hangout on the Sun City affair on Friday.
The DA is launching a campaign aimed at the ANC reacting to a misconception that it was linked to the apartheid regime. Send us your comments.
What does the ANC Youth League’s task team make-up mean for politics in SA? M&G reporters will explain during our live video.
The M&G’s reporters will brief us on the latest in the Central African Republic in our weekly Hangout. Watch the live video.
Join us as we look at police commissioner Riah Phiyega’s testimony at the Farlam commission of inquiry into the Marikana massacre.
A decade after the advent of BEE, South Africa is still one of the most unequal countries in the world. Has BEE failed or is it a work in progress?