Mail & Guardian - 2017-08-18

• Zim’s disgracefu­l first family
• Government lawyers: ‘No diplomatic
• Immunity for Grace’
• Manana pulls out of campus gender talk
• Rape and justice: Is there any?
• ‘A country of broken systems’
• Marikana then and now — a
• Tragedy that keeps unfolding
• Dlamini-Zuma’s KZN cheerleade­rs lobby hard
• One square, two sides of ANC split
• Mbete in hot water over secret ballot choice
• Will fake news derail Mabuyane?
• Fraud costs Metrobus millions
• How Timol’s family fought to be heard
• Controvers­y dogs medical negligence ‘pandemic’
• Judges grill Gauteng health
• Claims: A tale of three provinces
• IDC loan of R60m ‘gone in one year’
• Captain KGB, the brazen criminal cop
• ‘I wasn’t a criminal, yet the police treated me worse than one’
• Wheels come off bus fuel tender
• Snap of shame: The rough road
• Digital scarlet letters
• Keeping up with the times
• Kenya’s addiction to scandal
• Burkina attack shows jihadists’ strength
• CONTINENTA­L DRIFT
• Bright rhetoric but a dark reality
• The grass is not always greener
• For Africa’s queer refugees
• Africa’s airports are busier than ever before
• Meet the slave shipwreck detective
• Be aware, the Nazis are among us
• DisGrace – and a diplomacy one too
• Can we spell accountabi­lity?
• Mbeki, you failed Kenyans
• Open-minded McKaiser deserves high praise
• Silence perpetuate­s the violence
• Hitmen, mafia and control – SA’s underbelly
• A case for daisies and kwerekwere
• White woman, reject racism
• Big Data could be the key to unlocking Africa’s developmen­tal prospects
• THE ORIGINAL SOUTH AFRICAN CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Master and student go head to head
• Unpredicta­ble Blues true to form
• Will SAA cut state’s Telkom line?
• Butter price and supply going rancid
• Will SAA cut state’s Telkom line?
• The case for buying to let
• Rent or buy: The debate rages on
• Brics is not all it’s cracked up to be
• Electoral cynicism and the curse of nane nane
• Don’t miss
• Vinyl gives jazz nights a spin
• Depravity speaks of white supremacy
• ‘Detroit’a dream for voyeurs of black pain
• Literary bent to hip-hop’s D
• Mr TAP’s vision to inspire others
• Emocracy & Delusion
• Reimaginin­g the lens of land
• Keeping your hat on in Jo’burg
• A fresh brew of old numbers
• Women’s economic empowermen­t in the changing world of work
• Professor Colleen Downs
• Professor Resia Pretorius
• Winner Professor Azwihangwi­si Helen Mavhandu-Mudzusi
• Professor Saloshna Vandeyar
• Professor Venitha Pillay
• Professor Genevieve Langdon
• Professor Tricia Naicker
• Winner Dr Philiswa Nosizo Nomngongo
• Winner Professor Roula Inglesi-Lotz
• Winner Dr Tiisetso Lephoto
• Winner Professor Henriëtta de Kock
• Keneilwe Hlahane
• Dorcas Lekganyane
• Dimpho Takane
• Palesa Mgaga
• DST Fellowship­s: Doctoral Degree
• Valentine Saasa
• Andi Wilson
• Yonela Aziwe Mgwebi
• Nomabhongo Masana
• Emily Muller
• Funeka Nkosi
• Marilize Everts
• Loretta Magagula
• Hydrogen economy vital part of sustainabl­e energy future

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