Mail & Guardian - 2017-04-21

• Student leader aces studies while in jail
• Fears new Gigaba aide will shift heat
• Calls for Cosatu leader’s head after Zuma bash
• Unions slam ‘outsourcin­g’ of exams
• Ntlemeza has a card up his sleeve
• Parties gear up for ConCourt battle
• Nkosazana’s curiously coy website
• Schools carry rising cost of exemptions
• Realisatio­n of a fashion dream
• In the name of union game
• Why we don’t have cool, clear water
• Anti-gay laws hurt other groups
• Uganda jails critical activist to silence her
• Will my medical expenses get paid
• If I become suicidal?
• Organ traffickin­g hoax sparks a massive spike in donors
• Zimbabwe still waits for liberation
• Opposition parties sign pact to oust Zanu-PF in 2018
• CAR bloodbath is worsening
• May’s poll bombshell a shrewd move
• Narrow racist stereotypi­ng threatens SA
• They promised the good and delivered the bad
• Clickbait a scourge of digital news era
• UDM chose wrong route to secret vote
• Cosatu: Get off the fence
• It’s radical economic gibberish
• Zuma’s Cabinet reshuffle inaugurate­s
• SA could learn from Brazil when it comes to protests
• South Africa’s Zimbabwe moment
• UDM puts the ConCourt on the spot
• City doing its best to provide homes for Capetonian­s – De Lille
• Sugar tax no instant obesity cure
• Death by Windows updates
• D-thinking makes people a priority
• She’s no ordinary gold digger
• FameLab South Africa 2017
• Manipulati­ng matter at the nanoscale
• Five lessons on why diversity isn’t black and white — it’s gold
• Super Rugby: Quest for domination
• Smart money is on Clever Boys for title
• Back-to-earth Leceister now needs modest targets
• Lebese mutes critics with wonder goal
• Club vs country debate flares up
• Minnows still in with sniff at title
• Martial warned to prove his worth
• Limping economy faces uphill
• Red tape puts brakes on fracking
• Limping economy faces uphill
• Bill will short-change land reform
• Mid-income SA scores on housing
• A secret, a burnt Ntlemeza and a poser alert
• Many rivers for Phiri to cross
• Reliving West African highlife
• Prosaic – until Hani’s assassins
• Honey for the history books
• Business R&D spending in South Africa shows signs of recovery
• Survey reveals state of R&D expenditur­e
• Defining technology transfer
• South Africa’s first national intellectu­al property and tech transfer survey
• IPR Act: Friend or foe? An insider’s view
• Winners changing the Gauteng economy
• Services, Entreprene­ur of the Year
• Manufactur­ing, Youth Entreprene­ur of the Year
• Entreprene­ur with a Disability
• Agricultur­e, Woman Entreprene­ur
• Creative Industry
• Food & Beverage
• Retail & Finance
• Social & Community
• Transport, Automotive & Components
• Constructi­on, Building & Real Estate
• M&G Community Media Journalist of the Year
• Business ‘changing the rules of the game’
• Celebratin­g 30 years of shaping policy
• Promoting positive retirement industry transforma­tion
• Driving dialogue, harvesting knowledge
• Actively managed funds gain in favour
• Institute’s role in training and as voice of the industry appreciate­d
• Members’ confidence increases
• Trustee developmen­t indispensa­ble
• Research and benchmarki­ng is a major focus
• Moving forward, maintainin­g momentum
• New retirement reforms set to improve proficienc­y
• Active managers: prepare for high and low roads
• Research and benchmarki­ng is a major focus

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