Mail & Guardian - 2017-08-25

• The third of us who live with so little
• Ire over plum tender for ANC funder
• Trans-shaming by public figures ‘worsens the prejudice’
• North West rattles Dlamini-Zuma
• A woman speaks truth to prophets
• Minister set to ‘cripple’ energy fund
• Battle for loss-making PetroSA heads to court
• Did Guptas sell mines they didn’t own?
• And nine other questions we’d love answers to
• Pupils are condemned to death road
• University rankings: Boon or bane?
• KZN strongman punts Ramaphosa
• ANC head honchos blamed for rebellion
• Deal drives wedge between Cell C, empowermen­t partner
• How Cell C was bought with its
• Own airtime
• KZN cancer crisis hits terminal point
• Mkhize rejects Zuma compromise
• Judgment looms for Timol torturers
• Deputy mayor ousting leaves Mandela Bay coalition shaky
• Nobody knows you’re dead
• Test effectivit­y of mediation in medical disputes
• Waiting to disappear: The danger
• Of being too pale
• The US’s muscular military presence in Africa
• Why is the US chasing ‘Congolese
• SANDF dismisses ‘regime change’ conspiracy
• CONTINENTA­L DRIFT
• Dos Santos’s retirement fund – his kids
• Why speaking out about rape is so hard
• Dlamini-Zuma has no answers
• The Constituti­on vs ANC constituti­on
• Impunity, not immunity
• Minister Mkhize faultless
• A case for curiosity and generosity
• Donor sperm and eggs: How much should a child know?
• Ignore the Constituti­on at your peril
• Free-rein special for our friends
• The words we use do matter
• Rethink role of technical colleges
• Campus precincts are the answer
• How to pick offshore investment­s
• For long-term wealth creation
• Hydrogen cars: Are they the future of transporta­tion?
• The death of the manual
• The conundrum of the sciences – social
• Or natural – which matters more?
• E-Classroom – the sleeping giant awakens
• Experts gather to address urban challenges
• Titanic clash or elaborate farce?
• Rooney picks his own sunset
• THE ORIGINAL SOUTH AFRICAN CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• In local football, a big name won’t win you the game
• Class of ’96 has faith in Bafana
• Could Manyi fall under FICA’s eye?
• Transnet (and death) cheat poor
• Pensioners out of dignified lives
• Fat-cat bosses need to slim down
• Could Manyi fall under FICA’s eye?
• The politics of iintw’ezimnandi
• Don’t miss
• Love as a bridge to art of the past
• Letta and Caiphus: Still wate
• Ncevu documents the margins with
• Sash immerses all his dreams into
• Unravellin­g Darwin’s ‘hunch’
• The church of iNice Time and blessings
• Allowing Mama to be flawed
• On, er, motherhood
• Black Women/ White Babies
• Edgars UNiTE Orange Day Campaign
• Matrifocal­ity and shared motherhood
• Motherhood is ... optional
• A champion for South Africa’s greater good

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