Mail & Guardian - 2017-09-29

• Return our land to the people – NDZ
• Mabuyane gains advantage in E Cape as court bid fails
• KZN ANC gives Mantashe the finger
• A new Lady Selborne is rising from
• Apartheid’s ashes
• Trillian’s plans for local government
• State worker unions put PIC on notice
• Court rules that voters must know who funds parties
• Race yet another stab
• Max gives DA
• Minister lashes DG’s suspension claims
• ‘I asked for a child, not a girl or boy’
• Student fund gets a human face
• CPUT in court bid to halt unrest
• Numsa scores as internal squabbles divide NUM
• Succession politics dilutes Cosatu strike
• World Cup probe dogs Mojapelo
• Private healthcare in an NHI world
• Will health choke if SA can legally toke?
• Uganda rows over Museveni’s rule
• Can Zanu-PF afford another currency crash?
• Zimbabwean­s get four-year grace
• Psychology in the metacolony
• Avert a stormy future
• Stay vigilant on party funding Bill
• Lazy writing or strong observatio­n and humour?
• Daring to be black in a white space
• United, the ANC will fall
• Hamba kahle Mntungwa, a militant diplomat of note
• Only a socialist economy will end poverty
• The loudest noise is her silence
• The red-letter month that kind of wasn’t
• Blackness in a white world
• Curriculum­s must include local content
• Gender, Sexuality and Transforma­tion in Higher Education
• Who does the university keep out? Who is it keeping safe within its walls?
• Postgradua­te Funding Opportunit­ies
• South Africa 2017-2018
• Umgeni Water successes
• Addressing allegation­s
• An independen­t Catalonia will leave Barça in a catch-22
• An independen­t Catalonia will leave Barça in a catch-22
• Madness of King Allister must stop
• Gupta firms sail close to the wind
• Legal dagga process draaaags on
• Index funds rocking in hard places
• Three reforms to boost SA’s economy
• Don’t miss
• Writing’s on the wall for parochial SA publishers
• Drawing life from a living
• A soul turned inside out
• Who no know
• Catharsis reclaims Cape Town
• Looking at SA’s bloom and gloom
• Taking a leaf out of their books
• All-or-nothing Nakhane’s happy
• Today, reputation may be the single biggest consumer purchaser criterion
• Highlights of the Top Five
• Vodacom strives to empower Africa’s digital future
• The difference between reputation and brands
• The rise and rise of black biking
• 2018 – The Brand rivalry is real
• Maserati unveils the new flagship Quattropor­te
• BMW SA to host BMW M Festival
• Digital revolution in shortterm insurance industry
• Funeral plans and life insurance – what’s the difference?
• Businesses need insurance more than ever
• Protect yourself from the top five risks
• Innovation Bridge a showcase for local innovation­s
• Mashesha stove a game-changer for rural communitie­s
• Ultrasound device reduces incidences of stillbirth­s in developing countries
• 2016 South African Science Technology and Innovation Indicators Report
• The power of trademarks

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