Mail & Guardian - 2016-11-18

• ‘Hawks held back Sars memo’
• Skittles tumble in Zuma alley
• Dead man walking: the reality
• Beggar. Big dreamer
• State capture probe grinds to a halt
• Seven red flags remain waving in the breeze
• Youth league split over party leader
• Cosatu unions’ open defiance leaves Dlamini isolated
• Varsities reel after debt reprieve
• Student stalked by ‘men in black’
• Stellenbos­ch admits to monitoring students
• Mda: Zuma could trigger ‘a bloodbath’
• #WHYTHISMAT­TERS #JZMustFall is breaking ANC, Cosatu
• New FF+ boss on watchdog role
• Krokodil eats the flesh of drug users
• Tax could save 20 000 lives a year
• There’s no place like home
• Shelter from mean streets of Mauritius
• How dodgy HIV deal went down
• Southern African trio flogged old ARVs in Europe
• For a 4 000% profit
• Say hi to the real world, Mr Trump
• Russian food ban takes its toll
• Cold shoulder for ICC as it guns for big fish
• Ugandan court backs queer people’s rights
• Africans fear Trump will cut health funds
• Don’t blame neoliberal­ism, blame the state
• Racism – it’s just not cricket
• Schools need sightsaver­s
• Learn lifelong skills for the wild, wide world
• New law makes whistle-blowing riskier
• What can SA learn from Mao’s deadly chaos?
• You’d better believe politician­s’ hot air
• Goodbye to the West, and hello to China
• Budget crunch risks leaving medical graduates unemployed
• Africa’s lessons from the global economic crisis
• Mrs Penguin’s a ho. Oh really?
• Mr Prezzes, I’m rigging myself out of wedlock
• Higher education not a commodity
• Club colonial stuffing out of varsities
• Appreciati­ng antiques as assets
• Tips for investing in property
• Gone fishin’
• Poaching: Can you be a responsibl­e consumer?
• Be challenged, grow and give back
• Traps that can blow that chance
• Percy’s golden boot wows Portugal
• Proteas finally doing it the SA way
• Amnesty ‘not the answer’ for Zexit
• Molefe quitting is ‘common sense’
• Eskom finances ride out State of Capture storm
• The Donald exacerbate­s debt tsunami
• Africa’s central banks can help control inflation
• Will Trumpenste­in wreck or bless?
• Globalisat­ion is ticking along and it’s best not to mess with it
• Who is responsibl­e for 2016?
• Spoonfuls of raw meat and ‘stubborn gladness’
• But why are their boobs out?
• Tabane is still malombo’s essence
• Seer with the devil’s voice n
• Ow hangs out with angels
• Authors are (not) selling themselves
• Starved of a soft place to land
• Two albums fed a resistance

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