Article: Mail & Guardian denies financial problems

The Mail & Guardian denied a report on Friday that it is in financial trouble, that staff were unpaid for months, and that it subsidised business interests in Zimbabwe.

"The allegations in the article are completely untrue," the newspaper's chief executive Hoosain Karjieker told Sapa.
 
Ahhh yes, an article from Iqbal's stable.

Somehow I expected the New Age to become the worst paper in SA, but it seems as if Iqbal has turned the entire Independent Newspapers stable into the worst.
 
No other newspaper is doing more to keep us up to date of the chief induna and cronies' shenanigans than M&G. Even if they are OK, I should go and buy today's edition in support.
 
The_Librarian said:
Waar daar 'n rokie is...
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Problem is, this is sourced from Iqbal's stable of newspapers, and he is not really all that hands off with his editorial staff.. Most of them have quit in the last year because of it.
 
Skerminkel said:
No other newspaper is doing more to keep us up to date of the chief induna and cronies' shenanigans than M&G. Even if they are OK, I should go and buy today's edition in support.
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and no other paper, in their previous guise as the The Rand Daily Mail, did more to dupe you lot into supporting that same corrupt crowd into power in the first place....
 
Alan said:
and no other paper, in their previous guise as the The Rand Daily Mail, did more to dupe you lot into supporting that same corrupt crowd into power in the first place....
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They did not cower then and are not today. You really ought to stop seeing everything in black and white.
 
Big boys throwing mud at each other. I hope the claims are false need M&G to continue it's operations
 
Skerminkel said:
No other newspaper is doing more to keep us up to date of the chief induna and cronies' shenanigans than M&G. Even if they are OK, I should go and buy today's edition in support.
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Agree, in the 1980 and 90s the M&G was strongly against apartheid, and in that period several times prohibited to be published and distributed.
Now it's the newspaper best informed about the corruption in our highest circles and all the network links.
 
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