Mail & Guardian - 2016-12-02

• Zuma down but still not out
• Silent Cyril up against the ropes
• Hopes high as HIV trial kicks off
• A routine begins that could change the world
• Diepsloot: A place of hell for women
• Tensions simmer over enrolments
• Revised figures show a ‘significan­t increase’
• DA’s Gana wants to win in Gauteng
• Arctic melt threatens life as we know it
• The Gupta web is a tangle of lies
• Oakbay gets help from revisionis­t accounting
• ‘Old people die, the fat cats laugh’
• Mashaba shows chief risk officer the door
• Facts explode the child-grant myth
• SA learners ranked last in science
• Six ways ARVs can help to end Aids by 2030
• Will pill reduce infections?
• Women can now inject themselves with‘the shot’at home
• Nigeria’s lesbians to challenge Act
• Women forced into sterilisat­ion
• Brazilian crash victims mourned
• Women refugees take contracept­ives in fear of rape
• Democracy is a work in progress
• Get a decolonise­d GPS
• Bicycle kicks, own goals and the ANC
• Invading land is not an option
• Our gourmet trash is too posh for you
• Will SA’s new Aids plan be good enough?
• From love to death: Home front is girls and women’s war front
• Time to discuss the right to die
• Innovate to get schooling ahead
• Pupils’ scores show change is possible
• Future job market requires highly skilled and curious graduates
• Embattled Barça pin hopes on captain
• Old-style Boks not up to the game
• How to Zuma-proof the future
• Tough times drive Black Friday
• Betting on addiction is a sure winner
• Where is the white feminist movement in SA?
• Seeing with spiritual eyes
• Curling lips, speaking tongues –
• Thandiswa Mazwai in tune at 40
• How far Castro’s revolution had come
• Steampunk unearths reality
• SA on cusp of HIV vaccine breakthrou­gh
• What will it take to end Aids by 2030?
• We need all of society’s help to reach targets
• Sex workers PrEPed for business
• Hitting back at HIV in the workplace
• Scientists need more tools in their arsenal
• Circumcisi­on is a gateway to medical checkups
• Can we mass-produce immunity?
• Money, power and blessers are just half the story
• Breaking barriers one dot at a time
• How the stigma of HIV kills
• Could do-it-yourself HIV testing take off?
• Developmen­t agency a boost for Gauteng’s economy
• AIDC – wheeling SA’s economy
• Time to turn tide on Africa’s intra-continenta­l trade
• Partners in developmen­t
• Driving investment in a time of turmoil
• A township renaissanc­e
• Township economy and SMMEs need a boost
• Taking leaves from many books
• Vying for a piece of the shine
• Putting the GGDA onto the map
• Driving investment in a time of turmoil
• Economic growth through innovation in Gauteng
• How to identify and catch out B-BBEE fronters
• Gender and race: Is transforma­tion really a ‘double-edged sword’?
• Corporate South Africa under the threat of sliding back
• The Barnard principle

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