Mail & Guardian - 2016-08-19

• ANC sells its lies – to itself
• Juju: Frothy on top, shrewd operator underneath
• DA’s long game finally pays off
• Universiti­es dig in heels over 0% hike
• Need funds? Take a hike!
• Faster Caster is just hitting her stride
• Spooks sling mud at candidates
• T-shirt whistle-blower may derail regulator
• Nonbinary takes centre stage
• New hub for hot young technopren­eurs
• Desperatel­y waiting for the rain
• Is it just your time to get flu?
• Puppy love is the real McCoy
• 1 in 4 Rustenburg women raped
• Marikana widows to ‘prove’ trauma
• Blacks removed from rainbow roll
• Enter the Dragon Slayer
• Democracy is faltering in Zambia
• UN ignores attack on aid workers
• South Sudan journalist­s under threat
• Switzerlan­d shuts border
• ‘Powder keg’ French resort refuses to drop burkini ban
• Escape the ‘empire of the mind’
• So vacate the DA hellhole
• Juju is having the last laugh now
• Not in Islam’s name
• Fees crisis begs creative solution
• The ANC did nothing to earn my vote
• Who wants to dwell on Marikana?
• ‘Working hard in Africa’ pays off for Israel
• The next public protector – no fear or favour
• Marikana: Moment of reckoning with whole extractive system
• Is she modern-day Baartman?
• Here’s a free mandala with your skin peel
• Students time travel to a new future
• A gift that will leave a lasting legacy
• All in a day’s work
• She can’t wait to hit the dancefloor again
• Recipient stories give hope
• Japan and South Africa’s educationa­l co-operation
• About JICA
• About Komatsu
• Two countries coupling culture with knowledge
• Contravent­ion and collusion
• Alternativ­e energy finds its place in the sun
• Vermeulen injury is blessing in disguise
• Black Caps are all about balance
• The Games of highs and lows
• The clock ticks on and Manyonga must stay focused
• The nightmare on e-toll street
• Here’s why CT should keep Parly
• Rand strength a bonus for motorists
• Eskom must flip green switch
• Who have we become?
• Rosebank gets an arts lift
• Why trigger warnings are essential
• Noma humanises the land struggle
• Illustrati­ng ‘The Quiet Violence of Dreams’
• Unique voice of a virtuoso
• Busting the ghosts of apartheid’s machine
• Language, quotas and processes
• A runway fit for a queen

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