As curious, unconventional and incompatible as the two sports may sound, they've been fused for a whole lot of fun.

A random TV ad gives our president a rather ingenious idea.

Members of the LGBTI took their protest to the Grace Bible Church in order to get their voices heard.

M&G; staff share what they look forward to reading in tomorrow's paper.

Our president seeks to know his future, but he might not be so happy with what he finds.

It is registration time for tertiary institutions across the country and students speak out on whether or not they face any diffficulties.

It's the end of the second week and the Mail & Guardian looks into this week's edition and what to expect.

The Mail & Guardian look into their favourite stories in this week's edition and why they like them.​

Angelo Fick, Susan Booysen, Mail & Guardian editor Khadija Patel & radio personality Xolani Gwala discuss the government's performance.

Angelo Fick, Susan Booysen, Mail & Guardian editor Khadija Patel & radio personality Xolani Gwala on how they rate Prseident Zuma and his cabinet.

Angelo Fick, Susan Booysen, Mail & Guardian editor Khadija Patel & radio personality Xolani Gwala discuss 2016's cabinet report cards.

As South Africans come to terms with the loss of former president Nelson Mandela, the rest of the world bids farewell to Madiba.

The 2016 Uganda Press Photo Award in pictures.

Be careful where you park your car … It might just not be there when you get back.

After marching to Cosatu House to hand over their memorandum, students were visited by former Cosatu general secretary Zwelinzima Vavi.

Watch: former student leader Dlamini says every time Mantashe opens his mouth, he spews bile."

Watch the confrontation as police fired stun grenades and rubber bullets at students. Some students were later arrested for throwing stones.

A collection of Zapiro's cartoons on the Nkandla saga that continues to haunt President Jacob Zuma.

The Deputy director of the National Institute for Communicable Diseases, on why the Zika virus's potential threat to Africa is different from Ebola.

Blade Nzimande falls into a deep meditation, remotely dealing with the #FeesMustFall movement. Woosah everybody, woosah!

President Jacob Zuma might have taken pains to draw distinctions between his government and the apartheid regime - but public outrage is growing.

Mail & Guardian photo editor Paul Botes selects the best pictures of the year.

More institutions heeded the call for to shutdown of the country's universities on Wednesday with Cape Town students taking the fight to parliament.