JZ knows he can’t get away with a massacre anymore so he decides to bring out his secret weapon.
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/ 7 September 2016
Mail & Guardian reporter Govan Whittles takes a satirical look at the #OccupyLuthuliHouse protest.
Traders speak openly about the illegal trade in rough diamonds through border towns of Gbitti, Kentzou and Garoua-Boulai in eastern Cameroon.
After almost two years, the nation comes together to watch the national football team play its first match on home turf.
The surreal #SarsWars would not not look out of place on your PlayStation at all.
Finance minister Pravin Gordhan operates on a two week cycle as he prepares to be ousted at any stage.
M&G staff unpack how hair is merely a gateway to the many ways in which black girls, women and people continue to be humiliated in their own country.
Only fire and a heart of gold can vanquish the evil within the mayoral chain. Will the people of Tshwane be saved from its nefarious influence?
At the peak of the Ebola crisis, the government in Sierra Leone implemented a national lockdown. One man used this time to upskill himself.
The president’s camp takes control over lucrative deal and takes aim at those in the way.
For six months Bankolay Turay and his sweetheart could only communicate via phone and text as the the Ebola crisis swept across West Africa.
The British athlete said the decision to overturn rules on testosterone suppression meant that other athletes did not stand a chance against Semenya.
The 2016 Caine Prize recipient visited the M&G studio to talk to Friday’s Milisuthando Bongela and Kwanele Sosibo about contemporary writing.
Friday’s Milisuthando Bongela and Kwanele Sosibo speak to the author about language, quotas and processes.
The DA’s planning pays off, Julius Malema appears more mature and the ANC blusters about making Johannesburg ungovernable.
Party leader Mmusi Maimane said they had ideological differences with the EFF, but welcomed their supporting vote nonetheless.
The organisation will not form coalitions with any political party, but has offered to vote with the opposition in any of the hung municipalities
The middle-distance runner continues to fly the South African flag high, leaving her haters in the dust.
Linda Buthelezi and his crew are back and more focused than ever.
M&G’s Govan Whittles takes us through the plans of those determined to push the next generation into the ANC’s powerful top six leadership positions.
Government goes head to head with store-bought condoms.
How did the M&G go from low circulation and retrenchments to the only paper with major growth? Ashraf Garda finds out from editor Verashni Pillay.
The municipal elections have yielded some interesting results, with opposition parties making major inroads in ANC strongholds.
The EFF deputy president warns critics not to underestimate the support that the party is gathering.
The Democratic Alliance leader is upbeat about the party’s chances of painting a significant amount of towns blue.
South Africans came out in numbers to cast their vote in the local elections, with many hopeful that their mark will bring about positive change.
The parties competing for governance of ward 20 in Mabopane Block C spoke to the Mail & Guadian about the significance of the youth vote.
Tshwane mayor Kgosientso ‘Sputla’ Ramokgopa was joined by his family when he cast his vote at Seaparankwe Primary School in Atteridgeville.
The ANC’s mayoral candidate predicted a win for the ANC as she cast her vote at Kaya Beach in Grootfontein in Pretoria.
Madonsela cast her vote at the Lynnwood Ridge Laerskool in Pretoria and urged South Africans to use their vote to promote our democracy.
After being probed on the significance of the visit of EFF leader Julius Malema, the former president said he will meet with anyone who asks.