Mail & Guardian - 2017-01-27

• 10 people South Africans really want on the SABC board
• EFF mulls action on fake posters
• Go ahead and lie – you’ll probably get away with it
• Hidden hand drives social media smears
• ‘Dark horse’ Mabuza in race
• Cracks begin to show in Mandela Bay coalition
• Marriage on parade
• LGBTI activists fight church homophobia
• See “Same-sex bears give head, Dag”,
• College graduates in certificat­e limbo
• When a catchphras­e trips you up
• Gordhan court bid rattles Guptas
• Limpopo premier shrugs off noise
• Universiti­es plans for ‘debt students’
• Social grants: Minister missing, agency silent
• ANCYL gives up agency post for ‘unity’
• ‘Presidenti­al’ Radebe saves ANC coalition
• Unnamed, unclaimed – while families wait for their return
• Climate shift killed off dinosaurs
• Cash crunch hits anti-Armageddon asteroid mission
• Pastor keeps illegal church a secret
• Dreams turn to dust for Mozambican­s moved for Vale pit
• Uganda gives refugees hope, land and jobs
• When it’s not just PMS: Could your period affect your mental health?
• No hurry to probe French CAR troops accused of child rape
• Ravaged Aleppo shows off its wounds
• The law is blind to a desperate teen
• Inequality requires concrete solutions
• Fake news drags us into a war for truth
• Change-makers, learn from history
• A few correct facts about Sobukwe
• A willingnes­s to maul each other
• Yes, be worried about the hate Bill
• Does ANC really push equity?
• Wealth is a threat to environmen­t
• Protector’s report thin on Absa’s liability
• Trump has given the world’s women a taste of their power
• Bond: ‘We’re always in danger, boetie’
• Matric really does start in grade one
• Universiti­es’ inclusion of disabled students is limited
• AVATAR buys into M&C Saatchi’s SA network of companies
• Pirates don’t lose sight of their star
• Zim mood sombre after Afcon exit
• Sidelined Elephants dust themselves off
• Adebayor considers his future
• Afcon keeps the pundits guessing
• A new frontier in Africa
• Push to promote SADC industrial­isation
• Water at heart of Africa’s growth and survival
• A $500-million mega water project for Malawi
• Serving communitie­s — from public to private
• ‘I’m clean’: Phiri fights back
• Commoditie­s back from the dead
• How to survive your Kuga
• Commoditie­s back from the dead
• Put your cash where your heart is
• R spells responsibl­e and return
• Bitter exchanges sour sweet talk
• Paved with good intentions
• Somizi speaks out
• Elsa Bleda
• Kelly-Eve Koopman & Sarah Summers
• Koleka Putuma
• Paul Shiakallis
• Yonela Mnana
• Gabi Ngcobo
• Dean Hutton
• Imraan Christian
• Sbucardo da DJ
• Bogosi Sekhukhuni
• Buhle Ngaba Actor, author and theatre activist
• Mbali Dhlamini
• Phumlani Pikoli
• Kingsmead College: A school building grace and courage
• Preparing 21st century adults
• Inspiring a life of signif icance
• Saheti goes from strength to strength
• Nurturing a ‘can do’ approach to life
• Teaching the difference between success and significan­ce Founding ethos
• Progressiv­e education for tomorrow’s student
• Redhill School: Making a difference to education

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