Mail & Guardian - 2017-04-07

• ‘Smallanyan­a skeletons unite ANC’
• ANC dissenters ‘face death threats’
• Tambo unity is JZ’s sword, shield
• ‘Rare gem’ Gigaba in it to win it
• Race tensions on the SCA ripped open
• Underdog Kollapen gets nod
• A-team puts Gigaba on notice
• Department can’t afford breakfast
• ‘Teachers will baulk at tests’
• This is your brain on Marmite
• Spatial planning rips people
• From places they call home
• Stoned drivers ‘a road risk’
• Kendall Jenner Pepsi ad not a gas
• Queer people fight for equal
• When media and state combine forces
• Representa­tion in the media
• Mines left to pollute the soil
• SA promises three million electric cars
• Quiet tribute to ancestors
• How to fund a failing health system
• HIV prevention pill myths busted
• Zimbabwe’s diamonds bleed people
• Turkana dreams die in the drought
• Army didn’t gas Syrians, claims Russia
• China’s planned mega city sparks property frenzy
• State capture is followed by dictatorsh­ip
• Only ANC can fix this Zuma mess
• Type 2 diabetics have an alternativ­e
• Ramaphosa must lead
• SA’s democratic foundation­s shaken
• Just how far can SA’s courts reach?
• The EFF’s wrecking ball
• Politics is fascist rather than left
• Will be decided by political projects of various power
• Protest clouded by selective white outrage
• Why wearing black won’t cut it
• Youth avoid sexual healthcare
• Shuffling to a complete standstill
• Time for a change at universiti­es
• Limpopo: 320 000 houses built and counting
• Limpopo human settlement projects for the 2017/18 financial year
• Restoring the pride and efficiency of Limpopo’s royals
• Seeking ways to harmonise magoši and government
• A call for collaborat­ion in Gauteng’s transport
• Research in Africa rising
• Stress test for Stormers and Sharks
• Slumdogs dream big league
• Not all pro footballer­s are paid like Ronaldo, if at all
• First Citizen does it with a hat-trick
• Jesus’s return lifts Manchester hopes
• Dube Birds await phoenix
• Gigaba faces ghosts of SOE past
• Nuclear turn-off tumbles giants
• Gigaba faces ghosts of SOE past
• Pay off your debts and cut your costs
• Get ready for a bumper maize crop
• GMOs save the day for SA
• Technology disrupting the establishe­d order
• Walking into the obscure like
• Show me the funny
• How SA jazz saved my spirituali­ty
• #CT CBD: In pursuit of balance
• Sci-fi fiction that looks good too
• For my parents, for my witnesses
• Poems of celebratio­n, grief, rage
• ‘Scars’brings Syd Kitchen’s voice to life
• The architect as an activist

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