Mail & Guardian - 2016-12-09

• Dummies guide to The Gupta times table
• ‘People’s premier’ cleans up Gauteng
• ‘Goodwill’ Reddy will reap millions
• 9/12: The day Zuma betrayed a nation
• Mchunu backs Ramaphosa
• Blade’s puzzle: How to identify ‘missing middle’ students
• Street reading to stay sane
• Most LGBTI hate crimes go unreported
• Death of a ‘nice, kind girl’ rocks a community
• Unitrans ignores ConCourt ruling
• Dismissed drivers may ask for attachment warrant for employer’s property
• Department juggles teacher numbers
• Lecturer evens biased score
• Warming will destroy SA’s soil
• Safer, smaller, salty nuke reactors on the cards
• ANC reports Mashaba for ‘xenophobia’
• Jewish board hauls HRC to court over ‘altered’ report
• Crime harms matric pass rates
• Polar ice the size of India vanishes in record heat
• Can alcohol help you or hurt you?
• Male breast cancer stays hidden
• Southern Africa needs ways to calm its troubled waters
• Change in The Gambia signals better things to come
• Afghanista­n’s gains remain vulnerable
• Aleppo victory won’t end Syrian war, says al-Assad
• Think 2016 was bad? 2017 holds more
• Talkin’ bout no revolution
• Noah needs to get it right on evils of racism
• We know that you know that we know
• Keep fighting the good fight
• Help! I have acute internet FOMO
• How to capture-proof the state
• Grants change children’s lives and the lives of their children
• Sobukwe: A giant whose voice endures
• Nobody’s talking but we all speak the language of distractio­n
• What amounts to rape is not widely known
• We need to move beyond colour-it-orange rhetoric and slogans
• Show full spectrum of LGBTI rainbow
• Where street names are double Dutch
• Home is where the learning is
• Fees must fall – but cautiously so
• Master plan for becoming your own boss
• Blitzbokke keep the SA rugby flag flying
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• It’s Sundowns’ time to shine
• Boom in low-fee private schools
• Burgeoning Gauteng gets the lion’s share
• There’s a big opportunit­y for growth
• Zuma throws spanner in SA’s financial works
• Is your personalit­y creditwort­hy?
• Gupta dealings are small change
• The world according to Tony Gum
• #CulturePop: keDezemba – but keep the fun safe
• The cloying discomfort of the middle
• Don’t miss
• The beat of timeless rhythms
• Pride people, ‘wake the fuck up’
• Rosebank’s new groove
• An industriou­s move to build excellence and queer arts
• Locked-room Roman mystery
• Woke travelling through Kenya
• Why have a science forum?
• Your first 1000 days shape the rest of your life
• A roadmap for South Africa’s research future
• Open access, Open data, Open science
• SA’s dropout rate is cause for concern
• Principles for science and society
• A cloud big enough for the stars
• Ensuring that South Africa’s trees thrive
• A world leader in combating HIV
• Meeting the chronic disease challenge
• HIV and TB — Keeping treatment on track for all
• Communal living over orphanages
• Open the window!
• Making mental health a priority
• Developing skills for the industrial­isation of Limpopo
• Benefits of airports economy largely untapped
• Nature’s Bounty: Agro-processing high on the agenda
• EU-based companies eye SADC investment opportunit­ies
• Tourist paradise, investor hotspot
• Earning their social licence to mine
• Roads Agency turns a corner
• Where people live and play matters
• VTSDs: Small business is the way to big things
• Mineral wealth for communitie­s’ good
• Access to informatio­n is a vital key to developmen­t

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