Mail & Guardian - 2016-08-05

• ANC wakes up too late
• The long and the short of a political career
• Juju holds the balance of power
• Independen­t takes ANC seat
• Granny power wins DA the Bay
• Official hit with legal costs says he did it for the SABC
• Eskom jittery amid strike threats
• Independen­ts rock the Bay’s boat
• The ANC will feel heat in KwaZulu
• The great switcheroo as DA, ANC play musical chairs
• Dead or alive, we still want your vote
• Women’s Month? Get the message
• The freedom of Albania's sworn virgins
• She bends it like Beckham
• Karoo lamb now in a class of its own
• Party vs person at core of gay vote
• Fake news websites fall foul of the IEC
• #ThingsMmus­iDid rattles the DA
• Trollip whips out carrot and stick
• Orania sets its sights on city lights
• MBAs for Africa at leading US, UK varsities
• Google parent joins drone tests as US considers rules
• Blood on the floor in Zambia poll
• Lifeline for sex workers, truckers
• ‘The girls are comfortabl­e when they see me – they know
• On busy trade routes
• Dump-Trump Republican­s mull Clinton
• Israel approves jailing ‘terrorists’ from age 12
• Frontiers of race are distorted by nationalis­m
• Beginning of the end for the ANC
• Why I can no longer vote ANC
• Spitting venom at Zuma
• Mind the gender gap. It’s still there
• Keeping smooth is rough business
• Welcome to the desert of the rear
• Women wrestlers win over India
• Flyhalf tussle holds key to final
• Six hard years for Rio-bound two
• Telkom Mobile is all the talk
• Energy policy flaps in the wind
• SA’s trade surplus surprise
• Telkom Mobile is all the talk
• SA leads obscene wealth disparity
• My bumpy, bruising ride to loving myself
• Dine in true Art Deco style
• Land issues take centre stage
• Bustin’in the name of Trump
• Saint Jude reimagined, redefined
• Constructi­ng cartel carelessne­ss
• Memory’s blurred Zimbabwe
• DeLillo’s foresight a delight to read
• Hey, world: #BlackDolls­Matter
• Use your MBA to spur African growth
• An MBA for time-starved profession­als
• Free State’s business school fills a void in the centre of SA
• The vision is to develop leaders
• Business needs to see what is coming

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