Tag Archives: MAil & Guardian
Gov Mboweni: Intellectually independent or bitter?
Former South African Reserve Bank Governor, Tito Mboweni – who signs off most of his tweets at @tito_mboweni as “Gov” (for Governor, I think) – has been his unusual self of late, throwing criticism on Twitter and on newspaper articles. What’s up Gov?
#ANCRoad2Mangaung: What has Motlanthe taught us?
As we draw close to the African National Congress’ elective conference in Mangaung, Bloemfontein in a week’s time where it appears some party delegates will choose to retain President Jacob Zuma as its president while others will choose to replace him with his deputy, Kgalema Motlanthe it is important for all voting delegates going to […]
M&G newspaper fighting solo Court battle to protects its sources
From 2009, the Mail & Guardian has revealed shocking details of corruption in tenders awarded to Bosasa by the department of correctional services. This was also at the same time the company was investigated for other corruption-related activities dating back to 2004/2005.
A Journo’s open letter to “white colleagues”
My favourite newswoman and former Mail & Guardian senior political reporter, Mmanaledi Mataboge – now working for the now controversial City Press which has of recently been speculating on news than reporting them as facts – wrote a brilliant piece on 23 September 2009 to her “white colleagues”, saying their intolerance of her and their […]
Has Mail & Guardian confused you on the Maharaj saga?
I could not help but suspect that Mail & Guardian had left many people confused this weekend after it was successfully advised by President Jacob Zuma’s spokesperson, Mac Maharaj – an advice that was also supported by its own lawyers – that publishing information not authorised by the National Prosecuting Authority would be a criminal […]
