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In Eritrea, certain topics are known to be out of bounds for journalists. (Reuters/Leonhard Foeger)

Seventy-five African journalists imprisoned for doing their jobs

Across Africa, 12 countries were keeping at least 75 journalists behind bars as of 1 December ― not counting those who were detained and released

The faces of patients are not shown to prevent stigmatisation and medical staff cannot be named.

On the Covid frontline in Mogadishu

Abdirahman Yusuf was determined to document the pandemic, so he went to the place that scared him most — the Covid-19 hospital

Stolen land: ‘Ranch or homestead?’ A farm house in Commondale. (Santu Mofokeng)

Taking the battle to the grave: South Africa’s contested sites

In his swansong, Santu Mofokeng ruminates on mortality, ancestry and dispossession

‘The Space Between’ a portrait of Sakhile Moleshe. (Delwyn Verasamy/M&G)

The Portfolio: Delwyn Verasamy

“The most beautiful portraits of humans often occur when a person allows you in to glimpse the vulnerability and rawness of their being.”

Lust for life: Peter McKenzie looked beyond the obvious to reveal his subjects’ complexity. Photo: Reedwan Vally

Making photos, forging connections

Remembering Peter McKenzie, whose work spanned the breadth of his considerable creative imagination and highly political sense of social justice.

Paparazzi bang-bangers shoot from the hip

Renegade photographers Juhan Kuus and Fanie Jason open up about their days of visceral and paparazzi-style lensmanship in South Africa.

DA condemns attacks on journalists by police

DA condemns attacks on journalists by police

The DA on Monday condemned the assaults on two newspaper photographers by police in Bloemfontein and Pretoria.

Attention all up and coming photographers

M&G is looking for a talented photographer to attend Gary Knight’s Masterclass in Cape Town. Will it be you?