Mail & Guardian - 2017-05-26

• More than half are now against JZ
• Brian Molefe’s comeback saga Spells trouble all round
• Finally, a smoking gun
• A killer among us
• Zuma Inc much bigger than the Guptas – report
• IFP eyes all of KZN after Nquthu win
• Push for younger top six ANC leaders
• Violence spirals as Ekurhuleni metro destroys shacks
• E Rand RDP houses sold illegally
• Mashaba and Mashatile clash as residents fight
• Spekboom – a dream deferred
• Time’s up for the ‘20-year guillotine’
• ‘Without help I would have killed myself’
• Will border centres prove deadly?
• Cleaning up the tyrant’s mess
• WHO’s new boss is just the right medicine
• CONTINENTA­L DRIFT
• Christians under siege in Sudan
• Realpoliti­k favours al-Bashir as Sudan comes in from the cold
• State must join citizens to fight femicide
• Give back our land – and don’t pay compensati­on
• It’s urbanisati­on, not land invasion
• Will the wounded rise?
• Monty Python’s Life of Molefe
• Pioneer land ruling puts justice first
• South Africa’s middle class is three salaries away from poverty
• Skin to skin: Stealthing is rape
• You can’t make a silk purse out of string theory
• English only at varsity is not a remedy
• UCT leads in countering cyberattac­ks on varsities
• Executive education: Key to profession­al growth and socio-economic developmen­t
• The stars of the Premier League
• The new, mostly white Bok squad
• Mobara gives Bucs a shot at redemption
• Amajita’s Fifa hopes slashed by Samurai
• Relegation-busting talk from the bottom of the PSL
• Eskom now too costly for most
• Jo’burg Zoo runs a wild business
• Eskom now too costly for most
• The hurdles nuclear must now clear
• Bet the farm and save the world
• The weekly pop sack: Good looks, messy looks and the looks of AKA
• A man’s in the room, so what?
• Unpacking the ‘Oops’ of young G motherhood
• Island poet’s sea-swift epic ends
• Ontdekkers without whitewash
• Fantasy Lagos brought to book
• Collab is manifestly dope
• Full Steam ahead: the winning skills combinatio­n for career success today
• TUT: Empowering the youth
• Investment into early detection of diseases boosts Rhodes
• Renewables can power South Africa
• Wind energy has much more potential than expected
• Award, great reception for DUT and EWSETA’s energyDRIV­E
• Has the Renewable Energy Independen­t Power Producer Programme ground to a halt?
• Eskom Expo nurtures young scientists
• The global off-grid appliance market has the potential to become worth $4.7-billion by 2020

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