Mail & Guardian - 2016-10-14

• State capture: Commission of
• The plot against Gordhan has backfired
• Inquiry wanted
• ANC loyalties split as bigwigs rally around Gordhan
• ‘Guptas’ man hijacked our state deals’
• Plum contract for Sars chief’s nephew
• Hawks probe leaves Brown unfazed
• ‘Give SA its own fracking agency’
• Sun and wind for Africa, yet we go for coal
• There is still time to save the world
• Protesters ‘condom-eyes’
• Police hunt
• Scrap collectors join student fight
• Down student leaders
• Robot cars will give a new meaning to easy riders
• Say cheese for your robo-interview
• #FeesMustFa­ll ‘burns’ queer students
• Students want JZ’s commitment
• Car shortage grounds traffic cops
• Township stock exchange to boost Gauteng’s growth
• Bargain with the ANC for Jo’burg’s sake
• Unique children chart new path to HIV vaccine
• South Sudan is bleeding itself dry
• Abortion: Whose right is it to choose?
• Algerians addicted to ‘magic blue’
• Filmmaker warned: Stop Mugabe movie
• Disabled people forced into marriage and sexual violence
• My shame: My father, a monster
• Times they are a-changin’ as ‘world’s greatest poet’ bags Nobel prize
• Macabre politics of university shutdowns
• We can only succeed if we are one
• Zuma is firing on all legal cylinders
• Women in mining need a better deal
• Free education isn’t altruistic
• Khwezi trial a nauseating read
• Call out fake news, don’t censor
• Focus on noncontagi­ous diseases
• Moseneke – on the way to captivity
• Endgame nears for JZ and his NPA appointee
• SA’s children need their own commission­er, says UN
• Airing South Africa’s dirty laundry
• Put some lipstick on your nasturtium
• Universiti­es’ security path ups the ante
• An open letter from Rhodes to Nzimande and Gordhan
• Important lessons from Havana
• Some quotes from the forum
• Gautrain contribute­s to Gauteng developmen­t and sustainabi­lity
• Unisa forges links with Vietnam
• Unisa spends R85-million to support students in need
• Science, Technology and Innovation – creating a growing knowledge-based economy in Africa
• Xhosa tradition inspires DUT’s best range on show
• Only brutal action will fix SA rugby
• Langa’s kids and their hockey ‘bats’
• NPA ignores pension fund rules
• The global case for free education
• Clinton promises big changes for students if she wins
• Invest in kids: It pays off
• Zuma, Kenyatta meeting aimed to break the ice
• Industry must again grow SA
• We need ‘everything is not OK’ spaces
• ‘Two nods and you’re in’
• A Joho countermal­l gets a lift
• Accolades for Plaatje poets
• The A to Z of indy art-making
• Transparen­cy is imperative for Top Employers
• The Methodolog­y
• Open communicat­ion is key
• Employer challenges: The trends
• Top Employers Fostering adaptable, innovative policies
• Geared to thrive
• Top Employers The growth mind-set
• Profession­al people products
• Harnessing the multiplier effect to empower women
• Top Employers Developing solutions oriented to the future
• Human, digital focus impacts overall results
• Our values and culture drive our success – Old Mutual
• Fit-for-purpose people practices
• Top Employers Leading from the top
• Shares in an apple tree
• Top Employers Building on passion
• Fit-for-purpose people practices
• Top Employers Group Five builds a great place to work
• Top Employers Enabling five generation­s of employees
• Top Employers
• Adapting to a new generation
• Developing leaders for a global marketplac­e
• Top Employers Local roots, global reach
• Top Employers Adapting to a new generation

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