Mail & Guardian - 2016-05-27

• Killings signal the start of
• Politics becomes a deadly game
• Van Rooyen parks off in a luxury hotel
• THE BELIEVERS
• What on earth were you thinking, Zapiro?
• This land was veld, now it’s ours
• Hammanskra­al evictions: ‘There was war here’
• Storing energy: The final challenge
• Read between the lines, kids
• ‘Do not sell our sacred artefacts’
• Teachers fail vocabulary tests
• Stale-beer tester could prove food freshness
• Lily Mine battles to pay workers
• Bricking up stompies
• Prisoners’ claims of torture ignored
• A toothbrush, a cellphone and a protest gone horribly wrong
• Battle to rebuild laundry won
• Labour tenants reach shaky agreement with the department
• ANC mayors may lose their chains
• These troglodyte­s had more brains than brawn
• Zapiro’s hurdy-gurdy a no-go show
• Abrahams shreds NPA’s reputation
• Facebook forced to swallow its words
• Female genital mutilation: Hope
• Inexplicab­ly, a rampant TB epidemic is all but ignored
• Blooms in Somaliland
• Desperate water crisis in South Sudan
• Refugees saved after boat flips
• ‘US behind Eritrean exodus’
• New fraud mars Temer’s deficit win
• Jarre returns politics to electronic­a
• Space is the place for Africa
• Black middle class a myth
• Political killings profit no one
• Zapiro: A time to reflect
• The facts about Sassa’s food parcels
• These critics just want to have fun
• Africa snared in a web of eurobond debt
• The future of the continent lies in its soil
• Lesufi’s chirp must be made a reality
• It’s no game, but it sure is rigged
• Another court case, another ANC defeat
• Media has changed but ownership is in a few hands
• It’s a problem for EC girls. Period
• Journey back to a world where men were men
• Intelligen­t o∞ce design is the smart thing to do
• Menstruati­on is part of life
• Teaching posts for ‘sale’harms education
• Corruption is subverting education
• Triangular series down to two
• Boks: Some choices are simple
• Griezmann finally comes full circle
• Pirates desperate for silverware
• Storm over pebble bed resurrecti­on
• R300-million ATM heist ups the ante
• New registrar of banks faces a changed world
• The gas industry is in the hot seat
• Jobless? Not so fast, says Stats SA
• Analyst casts doubt on job figures
• A taste of Deep Fried humour
• Growing up in the Transkei was bitterswee­t
• In a class of their own
• Encounter a wealth of documentar­ies
• If these skyscraper­s could talk
• SEX represents, but it’s short on alternativ­e hetero sex
• Black writer, you are on your own
• Classic Mieville takes us into a partly known world
• Sigh, the beloved Madondo
• Seventies Zamrock lives on
• Counting on pre-school maths
• ECD results far more important than matric pass rates
• Growing a nation through education
• The birth of a new qualificat­ion for ECD
• Learners with disabiliti­es need tech
• Teaching through, not with technology
• Paperless classroom hasn’t taken off yet

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