Mail & Guardian - 2017-05-12

• MK council guns for ‘fake’ vets
• Booing is unhealthy, says Umkhonto veteran
• Sisulu, Zille face off over prime land
• Northern Cape ANC proxy war turns ugly
• Banks seek settlement – and also challenge collusion claims
• Rememberin­g Erwin’s big ears
• ‘Uprising’ prediction comes true
• Twenty-three people live in a two-bedroom flat in Eldos
• Only the ANC can force JZ to quit
• Red flags hover over Ekurhuleni trio
• CPS to face R317m claim on its own
• Social grants solution: R6bn, five years
• Coligny: Where a handful of stolen
• Evicted from farms, workers live in squalor
• Seeds can cost you your life
• Court ruling halts fracking bid
• Activists draw a thin green line
• Hair care goes black to its roots
• JZ ‘intervened’ for arms dealer
• Climate change turns dehydratio­n
• Into a deadly epidemic
• Stakes high as Kiir boots army boss
• The Tanzania Albinism Collective
• CONTINENTA­L DRIFT
• Droughts, floods to plague Nile
• French vote doesn’t secure democracy
• Ram your lying NDP up your ...
• Protests show that nothing’s changed
• Something’s rotten in the MKMVA
• Edition falls short of M&G’s standards
• Ignore Malikane, focus on Guptas
• Last-chance saloon for Zuma legacy
• Hamas still wants destructio­n of the ‘Zionist entity’
• Weight a sec, is that healthy?
• Pass the gin, I’m sinking in acronym soup
• Teachers and techies must unite
• Mathabatha: ‘Today, we can talk about a different Limpopo’
• The significan­ce of good governance
• Roundtable debates best route to developmen­t
• How to break up – profession­ally
• Professor Zide appointed new VUT vice-chancellor and principal
• Banyana captain earns US stripes
• Wenger isn’t in a sharing mood
• World Cup draw a boon for the Boks
• Racist Italian fans put the boot in
• Premiershi­p’s nailbiting final stretch
• Classy Citizens play delightful, attacking football
• Can the PIC say no to Lonmin?
• Nine steps to exit low-growth
• Trap and ignite the economy
• Eish, robot: Automation is eating jobs
• Ninety-nine problems and a win
• Why‘Foxy’only gets a five
• Casting the festival net wi
• Muyanga settles old score
• S on a visible stage
• The South Africans in Paris
• Make most of ‘Being There’
• Black, white and Baldwin
• An ode to the writers of my world
• Tackling the art of resistance — and the resistance of art
• An ode to the writers of my world
• Truth in a time of fake news
• On the night of horror
• A thousand global leaders met in Durban for WEF on Africa
• Could entreprene­urs bring new meaning to the African girl-child?
• Africa 4.0: Looking towards a new era in African developmen­t
• Having a voice at the table
• Bridging SA’s scarce skills gaps
• Honouring tradition, building the future
• Reaching and teaching the stars
• Holistic education — with an insistence on high standards

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