Truck drivers have hit the streets in Johannesburg to protest against wages as low as R3 000 a month. We talk to Satawu about progress in wage negotiations with the Road Freight Employers’ Association.
Analysts and opposition figures were surprised and disappointed in turns by President Jacob Zuma’s State of the Nation address. We get the low-down on jobs, the environment and more.
The SABC and the M&G locked horns at a hearing before the BCCSA concerning a report in which Robert Gumede accused reporter Sam Sole of corruption and racism.
The State of the Nation address is where fashion and politics meet for a brief moment. We chat to a few politicians about their outfits and why they chose it.
This is one of the movies to look out for this year
What are you thinking ahead of President Jacob Zuma’s second State of the Nation Address on Thursday? We spoke to some of our readers about what they are expecting from their president this year.
<i>M&G</i> Online Editor Chris Roper fields questions from the audience about who should police the internet, at a recent Critical Thinking Forum on the topic.
With the recent WikiLeaks debacle and the ANC Youth League’s threat to shut down Twitter, the question of policing the internet has been a prominent one of late. Some of the most outspoken minds on this topic sat down to hash it out.
The government has finally broken its silence surrounding former president, Nelson Mandela’s health in a press conference on January 28. Madiba is "in good spirits" and has been discharged to his home in Houghton.
What defines successful schooling and how can schools produce rounded individuals, ready for university and the world at large? In this special feature we bring you the story of Dominican Convent School, a school with a difference, situated in the heart of Johannesburg’s inner city.