Mail & Guardian - 2016-11-04

• Trump faces charges – regardless of the result
• How to turn around captured SOEs
• Thuli’s team fear new PP bats for Zuma
• The post-Zuma scramble for power
• Zuma’s road to ruin
• Dear Hawks and NPA: How to do your jobs
• Pravin for president?
• Priests eye ‘greater truths’ after report
• High-flying Mpisanes in bizarre claim
• Should hate speech be a crime?
• Why SA must push for renewables
• Heir to a hairdressi­ng tradition
• Running a varsity from a naval base
• Moseneke, Zuma meet over fees crisis
• Spare the penalty, spoil the ‘cheats’
• Poor towns just wanna have fun
• LGBTI people make waves on air
• ‘I saw a big change in my community’
• Sewage spill turns Jukskei black
• Court threats fly over patient deaths
• ‘They treated my brother worse than you treat a dog’
• Multinatio­nal accused of BEE fronting
• Using ‘window dressing’ can land you in jail
• Mystery of the WhatsApped maths exam
• SA needs legislated daddy time
• The promise and peril of ditching SA’s psychiatri­c hospitals
• A pair of glasses can change a life
• Air pollution is killing our children
• Curbing ‘big men’ may stem exodus
• Clinton backers fight back amid fresh email revelation­s
• Hard political work needed over long haul
• Link ideas to their context
• Embattled print shows its worth
• Nuke the new energy plan
• A graduate tax will prevent student debt
• Let’s restore M&G’s start-up vigour
• Police violence results from a lack of direction
• COP22 raises the question how SA will achieve its goals
• Slime and other matters of importance
• Bedknobs and Broomstick­s – a dossier of credible lies
• ANC decision to quit ICC is valid
• It’s about the grain drain, stupid
• Varsities must meet labour needs
• University of Limpopo rewards top researcher­s
• Cleaning up commuter, cargo rail
• Of cable and counterfei­ting
• The bodies regulating our railways
• Interfacin­g with cargo
• WEEK 2 OF GPL COMMITTEES’ ANNUAL REPORT MEETINGS
• Gauteng Provincial Legislatur­e committees embark on annual report process for 2015/2016 financial year
• Advice for getting on the right career track
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Australia out for revenge
• Staving off auctions is their bread and butter
• High noon as sheriffs do the dirty debtor work
• SA’s startups fail to gain traction
• Big is not always better in Pennyville
• The state of middle class ambitions
• Don’t miss
• New laws erase art histories
• Dr Death’s legacy
• SA owes an intrepid writer
• UB40 comes to South Africa this month

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