Mail & Guardian - 2016-06-10

• Matric pass rates?!
• Safety MEC punts murder accused
• All not quiet on Jo’burg’s eastern front
• DA in KZN whisper sweet nothings to candidates
• KwaZulu purge is all about No 1
• Smart cities bring the future home
• Boerboel, boerboel, toil and trouble
• Dogfight over black breed
• Reward over risk is an old trick
• THE BELIEVERS
• SA protests a lot – but peacefully
• SA to pioneer school steroid tests
• Sea blindness, quick fixes destroy oceans
• Medical aid funds found to be barren
• We’re flopping faster than a speeding tsessebe
• Arcadia’s field of dreams is in peril
• A home that raises beautiful players
• Student loan defaulter finally traced
• More evidence: Pupils’ early years decide dropout rates
• Cochlear implants: They are not a‘one size fits all’solution
• NGO brings high hopes to the
• World of deaf children
• US spreads its bets to fight terror
• Water-fed gardens feed Malawians
• Rebel factions in Niger Delta divided over attacks
• Islamic State hit but not slain – yet
• Look at the kwerekwere in the mirror
• A mockery of democracy
• Alarm bells ring Hlaudi and clear
• Fix core first for Gogo’s sake
• NPA’s Abrahams is like His Master’s Voice
• Zuma puts the knife into Blade
• Poor reasoning, bad decision
• Renewable energy ticks all the right boxes for SA’s energy needs
• Animal passions in the dock
• Goggle the asp that fits with your Leninist
• Campus rape: Silence isn’t going to cut it
• The silent scourge: When sex pests stalk lecturers
• Proteas go from wilted to winners
• Bowled over by a bursary
• Time for France to forget their troubles
• Brave new world awaits Boks
• ‘Stock’ traders out to beat the JSE
• Fixed: Bicycle cartel runs out of road
• SA granted credit rating reprieve but all is not rosy
• The Mozambiguo­us debt
• Nothing sweet about sugar tax
• Share price not hurt by platinum mine ructions
• African superhero flies high
• How we remember and respect our inner child
• Black girls start with a clean slate
• When a hairstyle becomes a teacher
• On life and why we get high
• Suburban rules of self-reliance
• The dinner table threats that raised us
• AUTHOR’S NOTES
• A lesson in breaking the rules
• What I wish I had known about pregnancy and giving birth
• A voice for the wastepicke­r
• Helping kids learn — with waste
• Helping kids learn — with waste

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