Mail & Guardian - 2017-10-27

• Our women freedom fighters tell
• The deafening silence on rape in MK camps lingers
• Of sexual abuse in camps
• All eyes on ANC branch nomination­s
• Zikalala sets his gaze on the NDZ prize
• A two-horse DA Gauteng duel hots up
• SA lawyers get bail, but still no charges
• Prez Volte-Face sets a new legal record
• DA: ConCourt to settle funding impasse
• Hundreds of cities bid to become home to second Amazon HQ
• Learning from a place of failure
• EFF’s rise at varsities ‘bodes well’ for 2019
• Students say ‘disability-friendly’
• Varsity is anything but
• From slum city to urban living hub:
• How Jo’burg got its groove back
• SA invited to right side of history
• Sasol is ‘bleeding’ Mozambican­s
• How do you tell your child you
• The election that wasn’t
• Fear looms over day-to-day life in Kenya
• Kenya’s tough choice: To vote or not to vote?
• A quarter of the world will be African by 2050
• CONTINENTA­L DRIFT
• Disintegra­ting state capacity is a betrayal of democracy
• Timol ruling sets us free
• Quit the farce, Mr President
• Look after lecturers and the rest will follow
• Victim-blaming for rape
• What Malusi GiGupta didn’t say
• The shameful history of race ‘science’
• Power grab throws ANC off balance
• Beware the ides of the Imperialis­ts
• One last, exhilarati­ng swim with true rebel Peter McKenzie
• Whose black excellence is it?
• Deep inside the race to be prez
• How to set up a national internship model
• Internship­s would spawn ace teachers
• Why mere knowledge transfer fails
• Enhancing Gauteng’s public transport sector
• The nitty-gritty of the Amendment Bill
• Clarifying roles, establishi­ng boundaries
• Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders – what are you doing about it?
• Effects of alcohol consumptio­n in South Africa: From the cradle to the grave
• Personalis­ation is key to success in luxury vehicles market
• Addressing mental health issues in higher education
• Making informed university choices for 2018
• New kid on the block, Future Nation Schools, is challengin­g modern African learning
• Currie Cup caps a big turnaround
• To shush or not to shush a fan fave
• THE ORIGINAL SOUTH AFRICAN CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Ratty rituals turn students off rugby
• Man City concoct the perfect storm
• Gigaba gives markets the jitters
• Taxpayers not coming to the party
• Silence in telling places speaks volumes
• Public service wages on up and up
• Fiscal risks grow at alarming rate
• Treasury yet to find the billions to fund #FeesMustFa­ll
• Another country, another tear-gassing
• Something of a musical revolution
• Nirox Words Fest needs tightening
• Heritage and choice collide in Setswana musical
• Beware the white gaze
• Fund’s name change reflects expanded scope
• Awards reflect alignment with members’ interests
• Truck stop aligns fund and members interests
• Driving empowermen­t for an inclusive economy
• Investment­s strategy directed by clear policy
• Reducing risk as members reach retirement age

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