Mail & Guardian - 2016-07-29

• KZN hits linked to taxi boss
• ANC’s own polls show it losing metros
• Doubt cast on election poll data
• Please Call Me: There’s still no answer
• ‘DA-led Nkandla? You must be joking’
• Mobile price war ahoy as Telkom ups the ante
• Guns & Rosé – Edenvale is up in arms
• Award winners of poll madness
• The nature of South African politics
• Residents see red over Guptaplex
• Inside the Guptas’three-kitchen‘single family home’
• The many faces of Ekurhuleni
• Cross-section of a contested metro
• State, come to #FeesMustFa­ll party
• Good people, bad circumstan­ces
• ‘Better life for all’ eludes Pofadder
• – but residents will still vote ANC
• No illusions for contented Durbanites
• Elections boss lays down the law
• Interlude with a vampyre
• Helen, listen to Charlize – she’s right
• SA women rave about anti-HIV pill
• Let’s SMS about sex, baby
• Common bug in vagina makes it easier to get HIV
• Bid to block Burundi-EU trade
• DRC opposition chief Tshisekedi returns as crisis mounts
• Kenyan cops ‘lured’ into al-Shabab
• Muslims urge US voters to defeat hate
• Star’s death spurs call for ‘honour’ killings law
• Age of uncertaint­y and paradox
• Vote in leaders who deliver
• Hlaudi – this time it’s personal
• Modi article was an attack on Hindus
• 15 years of greening SA
• Mandela delivered on his promises
• UCT was right about racist speaker
• Not quite end times, just news overload
• Gender parity in elections can’t be left to the whims of parties
• Is free speech exoneratin­g racists?
• Mobile money systems are a catalyst for Africa’s developmen­t
• Rio Olympics: Let the yawn fest begin
• Let our princesses dance away
• Catch-22 for varsities: Hike fees or
• See quality take a dive
• One man waves SA’s hockey flag in Rio
• Tearful teen ready to find happiness at Olympics
• Refugees swap woe for Olympic hope
• Money hinders rise of next Tiger
• The Lions’ final destinatio­n
• Are Cape house prices on crack?
• Metros may face era of coalition rule
• JSE error an ‘embarrassm­ent but not devastatin­g’
• Africa needs innovative debt to grow
• Review spells steel sector shake-up
• Old spirits, new technology
• Shifting my gaze to find meaning in the mundane
• Mxit, mythology and new knowlege in the digital age
• The art of transcende­nce
• From shaman to star man:
• An audience with the seer
• Two gifts, one body, many tools
• Punk music as black magic
• Get spaced out on the sounds of the cosmos
• The cyber warrior of peace
• Postgradua­te studies are a breeze at UWC
• Ocean research for the blue economy
• A Wits postgradua­te degree gives you the competitiv­e edge
• Higher Education
• Announcing the end of average
• Looking into health innovation
• Master’s degrees in sustainabl­e developmen­t offered by trail-blazing UCT
• An eco-friendly haven in the city
• The 2016 awards
• Greening the Future River polluters held to account
• Custom clean-energy containers
• Young ‘recycling detectives’ are on the case
• Meet the judges
• Greening the Future There’s something good in this neighbourh­ood
• Keeping river invaders at bay
• Growing ‘patches of salvation’
• Don’t buy a car, share a car
• Moving towards environmen­tal sustainabi­lity in JHB
• Protecting the environmen­t: how is Joburg doing?
• Raising kids to love nature
• Training tomorrow’s environmen­tal educators
• Greening the Future Cleaner energy for airports
• Banking on sustainabi­lity
• A sunny outlook
• CapeNature uses dogs to find tortoises
• Beyond culling
• Getting to the root of erosion
• Sustainabi­lity that’s here to stay
• Keeping things clean — and green
• Greening the Future Baling out the community
• A how-to guide for agricultur­e
• A fruitful partnershi­p

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