http://www.theharbinger.co.za/wordpress/2009/04/29/watch-out-sunday-times-here-comes-haffajee/ Fri, 18 May 2012 13:01:16 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.3 http://www.theharbinger.co.za/wordpress/2009/04/29/watch-out-sunday-times-here-comes-haffajee/#comment-252357 Akanyang Merementsi Thu, 18 Jun 2009 14:17:59 +0000 http://www.theharbinger.co.za/wordpress/?p=492#comment-252357 It was sad, I must admit, hearing such bad news for M&G, while good for City Press. But, hey, we'd still probably read some of her good stuff - even if in City Press - won't we? It was sad, I must admit, hearing such bad news for M&G, while good for City Press. But, hey, we’d still probably read some of her good stuff - even if in City Press - won’t we?

]]> http://www.theharbinger.co.za/wordpress/2009/04/29/watch-out-sunday-times-here-comes-haffajee/#comment-252342 Rudzani Floyd Musekwa Fri, 12 Jun 2009 16:04:58 +0000 http://www.theharbinger.co.za/wordpress/?p=492#comment-252342 I just can't wait to see that competition that you talk of. The Sunday Times has some of the best, and senior writers there is in today's South African journalism, and everybody knows that writing for that paper is a privilege, whereas the same cannot be said of the City Press. To make the City Press successful is to change the recent culture of that paper, and that will amount to a almost a complete overhaul (an impossible assertion I make there). I used to be an ardent reader of the City Press when Tsedu was still editor, and Khathu his deputy and still writing the Third Eye column, and that paper was really good back then, but then it really went down and I ceased to care. Maybe the new editor will change my mind. I just can’t wait to see that competition that you talk of. The Sunday Times has some of the best, and senior writers there is in today’s South African journalism, and everybody knows that writing for that paper is a privilege, whereas the same cannot be said of the City Press. To make the City Press successful is to change the recent culture of that paper, and that will amount to a almost a complete overhaul (an impossible assertion I make there). I used to be an ardent reader of the City Press when Tsedu was still editor, and Khathu his deputy and still writing the Third Eye column, and that paper was really good back then, but then it really went down and I ceased to care. Maybe the new editor will change my mind.

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