Khadija patel
'The trouble did rush on us': M&G editor on paper's dire financial situation
In a tweet posted on 27 March, Mail & Guardian editor Khadija Patel appealed for the public to help out by subscribing to the paper.
The weekly newspaper gets about most of its income from advertising revenue which has gone up in smoke due to the coronavirus pandemic.
An Al Jazeera probe has revealed at least 23 South Africans have travelled to Iraq or Syria to join Isis.
Khadija Patel explores the failings of the ritual of the State of the Nation address.
Khadija Patel says sport itself embodies all the structural faults of SA society.
Khadija Patel reflects on the controversial EWN cartoon which got people talking.
Khadija Patel ponders whether the ANC will be able to change with the times.
Khadija Patel explores the role of the youth in challenging the status quo.
Khadija Patel looks at the situation on the ground in the so-called ‘hot-spot’ of Bekkersdal.
Khadija Patel ponders the thinning out of the crowd when Zuma addressed the final ANC rally.
Khadija Patel says the language used for political gain is a site of struggle.
Khadija Patel reflects on how South Africa relates to the rest of Africa, and the world.
Khadija Patel mourns for the communities forgotten in the political floor crossings.
Khadija Patel talks about the link between income and communication inequality.
Khadija Patel asks what exactly is being advocated by those calling for voter education.
Khadija Patel says it is not SA’s relations with Rwanda alone that are at stake.
Khadija Patel explores where the real test of SA justice will take place.
Khadija Patel ponders the response to the violent protests in Sebokeng.
Khadija Patel questions the media coverage of and public interest in the Waterkloof Four.