Natasha Marrian appointed M&G political editor | Notices and Tenders | M&G

The M&G is proud to welcome acclaimed political journalist NatashaMarrian as our political editor starting from March 1.

is proud to welcome acclaimed political journalist Natasha Marrian as its political editor.

With more than a decade of experience in political reporting, Marrian has built a reputation as an astute political journalist, investigative reporter and commentator. Until recently she led the political team atwhere she also produced a widely read column that provided insight into the political spectacle of the week.

In recent times alone Marrian has helped guide her readership through the change of guard within the ANC, with the fall of president Jacob Zuma and rise of president Cyril Ramaphosa, while also providing clarity on the political reverberations of the #GuptaLeaks and the various state capture commissions currently underway.

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