Mail & Guardian - 2016-07-01

• JZ pals: When days are dark
• SABC staff: ‘All have forsaken us’
• ‘I owe my loyalty to seven million people’
• SA’s big black Christian whitewash
• Banks wash their hands of killer taxis
• Former Prasa boss blasts Madonsela as ‘biased’
• So let’s talk about private schools
• I owe, I owe, it’s off to (private) school I go
• What department of women?
• Time to stop shocking us into submission
• Zuma makes 85% profit on Nkandla
• Ready for a camera injection?
• Tech giants increasing­ly set the news agenda
• Post-Thuli: Who’s got what it takes?
• Don’t demean our teachers – Naptosa
• Gauteng offers help to those helping themselves
• Pensions in limbo: Can we fix the law?
• SA’s metros: Stars and stragglers
• Little peace, love in SA’s Woodstock
• ‘Sale of school will entrench race and class segregatio­n’
• Uncut, unwed and cast out, but a
• Breast-fed children behave better
• Clear plastic bottles clean slum’s water
• Nigeria hit by ‘secret recruitmen­t’ scandal
• What does Brexit mean for Africa?
• Illegal fishing starves West African economies
• ‘We saw debris and blood. Chaos’
• Turkey’s ‘war on terror’ lumps all enemies together
• Time for young people to live their best life
• Hlaudi’s just the tip of the iceberg
• Welcome to open canvassing
• It’s ironic that other rights abusers sit on UN council
• You Brexit, you pay for it
• Strong muti powers Zuma’s survival
• Truly exceptiona­l African leaders are rare indeed
• Damned if you do, damned if you don’t
• Early marriage robs girls of their futures
• The SABC is not Motsoeneng’s private fiefdom
• Mining companies try to slice silicosis payouts
• Don’t call me‘yellow bone’
• Welcome to dumbocracy
• UP blends virtual with real learning
• Poor schools can get a head start
• Playoffs in balance for tired, hurt Lions
• The ‘War Pig’ leads Belgian Euro charge
• Success beckons resilient Sundowns
• New clouds over Caster’s stellar form
• From team to tactics: It takes more than pedal power to win the Tour
• CSIR chief claims ‘state capture’
• Department acts off ex-employee’s claims
• Brexit: The mother of all babalases
• Venezuela’s pink tide has turned
• State-promoted co-ops are failing
• A cry of comfort for ancient rituals grounding me
• Turning the runway into Memory Lane
• Veggie might for Obz
• The not-to-be-missed performanc
• Another milestone on Foot’s the
• Eatre journey
• It takes a village to raise an artist
• A tree-o worth more than the sum of its parts
• Portrait of a lithograph­er
• A teaching degree opens many doors
• Students primed to the nth degree
• TUT aims to aid the future teacher
• The teacher is now a pupil for life
• Celebratin­g excellence in science, engineerin­g, technology and innovation
• Pioneering crop biotechnol­ogy research
• About the NSTF-South32 Awards trophy
• Data rules the world
• Designing solutions with polymer chemistry
• Lifting the burden of mental health
• Lifting the burden of mental health
• Reaching for the stars to boost research capacity
• Giving new life to water through engineerin­g
• Building bridges across discipline­s to grow human capacity
• Local is lekker – and healthy
• Understand­ing patterns in urban disease
• Thinking small to achieve big results
• Future-proofing South Africa for food and environmen­tal security
• Investing in human capital
• Casting on, casting out
• Paving the way for SMME incubators
• Managing the assets of the natural world

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