Zuma’s son-in-law lands a massive deal via the public works department, Ngcobo’s final judgment and Mala Mala’s R1-billion land claim: It’s one whopper of a paper this week. Check out the preview video.
Oppikoppi, Cop17, Juju, and the chief of justice debacle — they’re all in the M&G this week. Catch a behind-the-scenes glimpse at how it all came together.
The Gautrain has launched its much-anticipated Hatfield link, which promises to greatly reduce commuter traffic between Pretoria and Johannesburg.
We sit down with four of the superwomen featured in the <i>M&G</i>’s Book of Women, to find out what drives their passion for their work, and where the benefits and challenges lie in being a women in their respective industries.
The chief justice saga, the Hawks’ ICT raid, Cosatu infighting, and the <i>M&G</i>’s Book of Women: don’t miss this week’s paper for all this and more.
As Ceppwawu members head into the third week of their petrol strike, they say that they will not stop until their demands are met.
In the wake corruption allegations concerning Julius Malema’s "secret" trust fund, we speak to Matuma Letsoalo for insight into what this scandal means.
This week’s <i>M&G</i> reveals how rhino poachers are using sex workers in their operations; considers South Africa’s expanding strikes; and enjoys an unusual day out with a world renowned model. Catch an early look at all this and, of course, more.
Julius Malema insists he’s a private member of the public and isn’t obliged to disclose the ins and outs of his finances. Watch the video of the press conference where he lambasts the media for infringing on his rights.
New South African thriller Retribution opens in cinemas on August 19. It is the debut feature of young director Mukunda Michael Dewil.
M&G editor in chief Nic Dawes tells you everything you need to know about Public Protector Thuli Madonsela’s report into police leasing deals. Will the president take action? What’s next for Madonsela? Watch our video analysis and find out.
Young and old gathered in Johannesburg’s Alexandra township to offer 67 handwritten messages for Madiba. See the photographs by the Umuzi Photo Club and hear the heartfelt messages in celebration of Mandela Day.
Cheesekids for Humanity spent July 17 celebrating Madiba day a day early, by helping out at various needy sites across the country. From building RDP houses to painting schools, the Cheesekids did it all.
Go behind the scenes at the <i>M&G</i> for a preview of this week’s paper, from the Numsa strikes to the overcrowded Chris Hani Baragwanath morgue.
Communications Minister Roy Padayachie talks us through his controversial intervention at the SABC in early July and the role of the public broadcaster in this country.
We talk to <i>Vagina Monologues</i> creator Eve Ensler about her new play <i>I Am An Emotional Creature: The Secret Lives of Girls</i>, featuring a young, mostly South African cast.
Ahead of Nelson Mandela Day on July 18, a group of bikers – including DJ Fresh and Zelda la Grange – will travel across SA to help out in rural communities.
Statistician General Pali Lehohla discusses the census process during an M&G business breakfast event.
Statistician General Pali Lehohla discusses how the census has impacted on business and religion during a Mail & Guardian business breakfast event.
Statistician General Pali Lehohla discusses employment during an M&G business breakfast event.
Statistician General Pali Lehohla gives a brief history of the census during a Mail & Guardian business breakfast event.
We take you behind the scenes at the <i>M&G</i>, giving you a sneak preview of some of our biggest stories this week, including our lead on the Public Protector.
Nearly 20 000 people have fled Libya for the safety of the Italian coastline this year. In Mineo, one of the biggest centres for asylum seekers in Italy, refugees share with MSF staff their feelings about Libya and their new living conditions and painfully uncertain future.
As reporters and production staff race to meet their deadlines, we take a sneak preview of some of the juiciest stories appearing in this week’s paper.
amaBhungane’s <b>Glenda Daniels</b> explains everything you need to know about the proposed media appeals tribunal, Protection of Information Bill, and government’s threat to pull media advertising. Watch the video for a neat summary of the threats to media freedom in SA at the moment.
As we wrap up youth month, we find out what inspires some of the country’s most accomplished young South Africans, and how they feel about the future of the country.
People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (Peta) members braved the cold on June 28 wearing little else than spinach leaves to encourage South Africans to go green by becoming vegetarians.
South African businessmen and dodgy officials are making hundreds of millions of rands from leasing scams. But how does it work? Watch our dummy’s guide.
From xenophobia to Malema land grabs to a quick chat with our books editor, watch this week’s preview video for a sneak peek of this week’s paper.
US First Lady Michelle Obama addressed a packed Regina Mundi Church in Soweto, inspiring hundreds with her powerful speech.
This is why people love him: 10 funny, trenchant, enlightening soundbites from Julius Malema’s closing address at the ANCYL national conference.
ANC Youth League president Julius Malema’s message in his closing address at the league’s conference was clear — the time for economic transformation is here.