Mail & Guardian - 2017-05-05

• Cyril groundswel­l in KZN could
• Split ANC in presidenti­al race
• ‘We’ll work within law to transform SA’
• Support, don’t privatise, parastatal­s – Gigaba
• SABC bailout plea on the cards
• Farm college project fails dismally
• Former workers wait for years – for nothing
• Sisulu fights for the ANC’s soul
• Dolezal’s self-pity left me cold
• ‘Why does Prasa want to silence me?’
• How air pollution drives mental trauma
• The shifting geography of cholera
• Being ‘outcasts among outcasts’
• ‘Tough love’ can create nasty adults
• ‘Vote for the country, not the party’
• Voters try, but MPs don’t listen
• Students take a leap to the left
• Waste recyclers hit pay dirt
• At rubbish ‘factory’
• Powering African innovation for health and economic growth
• Is ‘all-in-one healthcare’ a dream?
• Treason season in Southern Africa
• Zambia’s prisons are in a criminal state
• CONTINENTA­L DRIFT
• Angola rallies to help DRC refugees
• Gloves off in presidenti­al live TV bout
• Assange plays Trump card in bid to resist arrest
• Macron’s optimistic centrist vision
• South Africa urgently needs ethical leaders
• We need open minds for nuclear discussion­s
• Time for Tina’s oily residue to be mopped up
• Zuma has nowhere left to hide
• New manifesto: Hamas softens stance on Israel
• Courts hold the line when state fails to
• Ad awards prioritise humanity
• A Workers’ Day for deadbeats
• UCT initiates reparation and healing
• Brazil’s no-fee pitfalls to avoid
• What’s next for education in Africa?
• School sport on Nxesi’s radar
• Government backs Rugby World Cup bid
• Muntari walks away, refusing victim status
• Gene find may save players’ lives
• Do or die for stumbling giants
• Banks ‘can resist’ market shock
• No ‘investment strike’ – Kganyago
• No place in the sun for BEE funds
• Firm plans to create ‘permanent’ black wealth
• Where agrarian reform is working
• An unbelievab­le world of unbeliever­s
• Spaces are not neutral to the art they show
• SA artists to poke holes in A
• Frican stereotype­s in Venice
• Levin returns to temper the fury of home
• Talking tough: Maskandi
• Turns into a blood sport
• Newman casts a new gaze

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