‘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.
Howa described the M&G as something of a thorn in the side of the Zuma administration.
April 18 marked 36 years of self-rule for Zimbabwe. Trevor Ncube argues that a new set of principled leaders is needed to save the country.
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Zimbabwe-born, Africa media heavyweight Trevor Ncube has said in his TEDx Talk that "life is unconventional, and we need to embrace it".
The Media Institute of Southern Africa has recognised M&G owner Trevor Ncube for his contribution to press freedom in Zimbabwe.
<i>M&G</i> proprietor Trevor Ncube found himself on the receiving end of harassment this weekend while entering South Africa after a business trip.
<i>The Mail & Guardian</i>’s readers share their views on Trevor Ncube’s opinion piece, mortuaries in KwaZulu-Natal and much more.
The African Media Initiative (AMI) has announced that Charlayne Hunter-Gault and Trevor Ncube have been appointed co-chairs of its board.
The M&G Media board has announced that Hoosain Karjieker will become chief executive and Anastacia Martin will become publisher of print and online.
Another Zimbabwe publisher announced plans on Thursday to launch an independent daily, five years after the only private daily was shut by authorities
<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>.
Zimbabweans will soon be able to pick an independent daily newspaper alongside state-run dailies <i>The Herald</i> and <i>The Chronicle</i>.
As Zimbabwe’s new government gets to grips with rebuilding the country, a new newspaper, <i>NewsDay</i>, is readying for its first print run.
