Mail & Guardian - 2016-06-24

• Fingers pointed over chaos
• How the ANC’s list selection process works
• Lack of basics adds ready fuel
• Jobs, grants pivotal to Tshwane race
• North West ANC members cry foul over candidate lists
• Working on Fire burns its bridges
• Dark clouds over candidates’ heads
• Blade’s R1bn varsity debt
• Red tape holds up extra R2bn in student aid
• Prasa accuses SA ‘partner’ of fraud
• All systems go to trap ‘plastic soup’
• How screwworm sex is helping fight Zika
• Title deeds ‘may take decades’
• Student help is on the way
• Universiti­es’efforts for‘missing middle’students not always sufficient
• Professor wins fight for pension
• Boerboel breeders will go the public protector
• Rikers Island is US racism in action
• Dalindyebo fights for his crown
• The abaThembu nation – a recent history
• On the pill: A male sex worker’s
• Six obesity figures to chew over
• Camp closure is next health crisis
• ‘New’ oil rebels spring from the old
• Jean-Pierre Bemba: From DRC vice-president to war criminal
• Unruly Senate rejects tighter US gun control
• ‘Watershed’ moment for drone regulation
• Report from the Zuma-Gordhan battlefron­t
• ANC a victim of its own hubris
• Lessons unlearned from ’76
• Young guns who offer us hope
• Change law so criminals cannot be elected
• SABC must give us the best of all worlds
• Black Consciousn­ess is not dead
• EFF speaks the language of fantasy
• Much‘I do’ about nothing on Facebook
• Our disillusio­ned youth know one thing: Change is coming
• IEC ruling highlights prior failings
• Israel as chair of UN legal body is a horrible irony
• The roar of the male ego
• Personalis­ed oppression for all y’all
• Why curricula need to change
• Schools serve the party-state
• Building chains
• AB takes a small step to the next big thing
• Rivals sense Serena’s reign could be at an end
• Coetzee feels heat from all sides
• Foul smell taints amateur football
• Eskom’s good news debunked
• Molefe winds up the renewables lobby
• Qualms over EU’s future stalk UK poll
• Still No 1, Nigeria’s GDP takes a hit
• ‘Orphan’ pension fund saga drags on
• Metal pricing fight gets scrappy
• Steel woes helped to prompt new regulation­s
• Axing Days may not decolonise our TVs
• The Playlist
• Are women just not funny enough?
• Get Gwede for heroic Wonderboy
• Denis Goldberg to perform at SICMF 2016
• Stellenbos­ch music festival promises exquisite programme
• Black marks for keepers of the gates
• Newly indie artist sets sights on a French affair
• Schreiner’s tender feminist ode
• If France was an island
• University of Zululand: a focus on innovation
• Some of Cape Peninsula University of Technology’s new offerings
• Revolution­ising teaching and learning at Wits

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