M&G’s critical thinking forum, entitled ‘Post elections — promises made: will community participation work this time?’
Author, journalist and 2011 <i>M&G</i> Litfest panelist Ufrieda Ho shows us her Johannesburg: the city’s original Chinatown. Before Cyrildene took over the honour, the Cantonese community made the city centre their home.
In our interview with Aaron Motsoaledi, the health minister explains why the NHI is the only logical solution to healthcare in SA, and why our current model is unsustainable.
What do the new chief justice, Julius Malema, our upcoming literature festival and the municipal strikes have in common? They’re all in the <i>Mail & Guardian</i> this week! Watch the video.
The City of Jo’burg has embarked on a rodent eradication drive in four major townships. While exterminating vermin is a big part of the project, the campaign mainly focuses on encouraging people to keep their communities shipshape.
As the launch of the <i>M&G’s</i> annual Literary Festival draws near we chat to our books editor Darryl Accone about why you should be there.
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.