Mail & Guardian - 2017-01-20

• Judges: PP misinterpr­eted us
• Defends his failure to act
• Sassa totally unprepared for D-day
• Last-minute rush for new providers beggars reason
• Why are gangs killing our donkeys?
• ‘Chaos’ if senior varsity staff face axe
• Three arrested for providing clean water to drug users
• Court flip-flops on student’s bail
• Broken branches threaten ANC tree
• Time for coalitions to cosy up
• Matatiele deal a threat to ANC in Ekurhuleni and Rustenburg
• Chernobyl: From nuclear ground zero to solar farm
• Eskom cuts ‘will damage business’
• Owls and frogs vs shops and offices
• ANC breaks ranks over succession
• Bones specialist­s try to prise
• Secrets from the veld bodies
• Time stands still for HIV treatment
• SA’s next generation of healthcare workers hit
• In West and Central Africa
• Hardest by austerity measures
• Stakes high in the Gambia
• Barrow says he’ll take power
• North Korea heads vanity projects
• Ivanka in the White House, media out
• Americans voice fear, hope ahead of Trump presidency
• Biafrans announce a rally for The Duck
• Gender trouble in ANC’s succession race
• Minimum wage a danger
• No agenda, bar digging up truths
• DA’s diplomatic fumble
• ANC enslaved by struggle habits
• It’s East vs West Africa in battle for AU chair
• Oliphant in the room: How is she different to Penny Sparrow?
• Africa must integrate in age of Trump
• R3500 wage a step to moral economy
• Teacher developmen­t lost in the focus on matric results
• That awkward but vital sex chat
• Abracadabr­a – it’s all hocus-pocus
• Universiti­es must free their minds
• Needed: statistici­ans – not nerds – with workplace knowledge
• Building the foundation­s of matric
• Innovation to transform the future of Africa’s nutrition and health
• How to draw up a business plan
• Sports 2.0: A money circus on ice
• Domingo silences his critics
• Disappoint­ed fans don’t buy into AB’s money matters
• New Fifa director eyes radical rule changes
• China tires of foreign footie players
• Afcon: Minnows set field on fire
• Let them eat macaroons
• A pink Davos
• ‘Tackle big business on many fronts’
• How to hurdle the entreprene­urs’barriers
• Let them eat macaroons
• You can bet on Trump’s fall
• Trump can be tripped by sanctions
• Defying tragedy to do it her way
• Cars crashing, legends leaving and officials swearing
• The musical law of Lau
• Views from a Main Mall bench
• Two neighbours cement ties
• Her vision: An Africa without war and famine
• Botswana’s road to developmen­t
• Diamonds will not last forever
• Khato Civils, South Zambezi blazing the trail in Africa’s constructi­on industry
• Botswana: A beacon of hope, miracle for Africa
• Looking back on 50 years of Botswana’s history
• Botswana facts

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