Mail & Guardian - 2016-07-22

• ‘Pay up for bad faith cases’
• Tambo clan split over ANC support
• Miffed Mbeki won’t punt the ANC
• Grade 11 candidate does it for his dad
• 90-year-old swaps ANC for red beret
• Charlize vs Helen Zille, SA’s own HIV troll
• Fee hike may see ‘worse’ protests
• Guptas in R800m tender tango
• Strip-club boss gives Hofmeyr the shaft
• ‘God calls us to stand for justice in Zim’
• Unspoken coup fears behind SA’s subtle talks with neighbour
• Early-to-bed kids less likely to be obese
• Nkosazana starts to look presidenti­al
• The doek liberated and celebrated
• ‘My body is a battlegrou­nd’: The
• Struggle of rural trans people
• Living with HIV together, and thriving
• Gugu Zulu fulfilled Madiba’s dream
• North, south, east and west Jozi
• Housing and transport make biggest dent in the city’s budget
• One-hour HIV tests save babies
• A snip saves millions in lives, costs
• ‘Blessers’ behind rapid spread of HIV in young women
• Kenyans fear deadly sect’s return
• Morocco membership bid splits AU
• Cash crunch stops mass nuptials
• Melania at a loss for her own words
• Army saved Erdogan but he’ll probably clip its wings
• DidTrump’s wife Rickroll the RNC?
• We need a new consensus on SA’s economy
• The challenges of HIV are mutating
• Where do artists draw the line?
• The personalit­y cult of Hlaudi is poison for SABC
• Wunderkind of the DA also a narcissist
• Frivolous cases must fall
• Paris pledges fall short of 2°C rise
• Democracy gets a bloody nose
• Free content online bleeds the media
• The ruling elite is skinning the poorest of our public servants
• Unsung rights activist dies
• Court corrects skewed racial job quotas
• Call to join the ICC fight for justice
• A breath of calm in the classroom
• Psych the metrics of your soul
• #FeesMustFa­ll at quality’s expense
• Young teachers reinvent teaching
• The pressure to publish is punitive
• Stories of resolve behind SA’s team
• Paralympia­n rowers ready for Rio
• Lions could roar, Sharks may flounder
• South Africa’s tasty Brexit surprise
• Reserve Bank holds interest rates amid global uncertaint­y
• Tax ombud seeks greater power
• SAA’s tobacco-infused take off
• Breakfast at The Shortmarke­t Club
• Must we always fight? What if we are wrong?
• Reading Naked Girls Reading
• Suidooster is a breath of familiar air
• Miles of nothing in Davis biopic
• Good business comes down
• Apologises for Gandhi’s indiscreti­ons
• To a fine art
• In between Bloemfonte­in blues
• A century of voter struggles
• The cult of electronic ANG

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