Mail & Guardian - 2017-07-21

• Fransman a factor in Cape feud
• ANC Free State leadership tussle could upset apple cart
• ‘Vote for NDZ or else,’ Mabuza told
• Sassa role for Bathabile’s BFF
• Surprise interest rate cut
• Developer ‘duped’ investors out of millions
• A humble champ rises
• Black boerboel wins dogfight
• ‘Buy my tender for R120 000’
• KZN school lunches may be off menu
• ANC: Not all KZN killings are political
• ‘Dysfunctio­nal’ Ipid slams researcher activist
• They’re toast: An obituary for Oakbay
• South Africa’s shit has hit the fan
• New factory sucks up to carbon
• New‘facts’, few clear truths on Eskom
• Eskom’s ‘share’ scheme in the balance
• Molefe and Singh’s 92% pay raise
• SIU, company face off over R92-million tender
• Medical aids may know fate by 2020
• CPUT’s vice-head gets R2m to sit at home
• ‘Those drunk women in short
• Dresses deserve to be raped’
• Deserve to be raped’
• Riek Machar’s lonely ‘exile’ in SA
• CONTINENTA­L DRIFT
• CAR spirals further out of control
• Measuring Africa’s data revolution
• Borrowed feathers give cover to power
• Beware deputy top cop’s facism
• Eskom is still lying to us
• McKaiser misses the point
• Red flags of authoritar­ian creep
• Land crunch made worse by state incompeten­ce
• ConCourt falls short of Act’s aims
• Pillow talk the key to good sex
• Listen to the echoing pings of dark matter
• Name change is a game-changer
• Beneficiat­ion core to De Beers business model
• People plus planet = talent magnet
• UJ a Finalist for HEA Global Teaching Excellence Awards 2017
• U18s sprint to top of athletics medal table
• Proteas only just budding
• Let the pool duels begin as Le Clos eyes supremacy
• What it means to be a black Springbok
• Leaner, hungry Lions eye history
• Mokoena easily carries Bafana
• CAF: African football in for a rethink
• Costs are ‘out of control’ at Eskom
• Will Eskom drive us into IMF’s arms?
• How to put your money into Big Tech
• One way to solve the land deadlock
• Family conversati­ons to divide and conquer
• Great films that go beyond Hollywood schlock
• Exposing a culture’s wounds
• After last year’s drama, Durban festival tackles is
• Inxeba: A moment of confrontat­ion
• Sues of equality in the industry
• Xhosa Sci-Fi brings Afrofuturi­sm home
• Truth dulls Marikana musical
• The new wave of painters
• Still lives with past lives
• Integratin­g technology beyond paperless classrooms
• Game-changing technologi­es in education
• How do we get Africa’s youth ready for the fourth industrial revolution?

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