Mail & Guardian - 2017-11-24

• Succession battle flounders on home turf
• I want my baby to grow up in Zim
• Bob plays his final card – Grace
• Mixed emotions for ‘disappeare­d’ journo’s family
• Gukurahund­i ghosts haunt Mnangagwa
• The wit and wisdom of Robert Mugabe
• ANC to elect president first, then
• Slates bargain for top six
• Two more hits in KZN bloodbath
• Assassins target Moerane witnesses
• Mantashing his way to the top
• Council defends law school accreditat­ion decision
• ‘Parents, NGOs must pay for school toilets’
• Push to liquidate ill-fated Lily Mine
• Poachers nabbed with SA’s scaly treasure
• Social grants crisis looms in 2018, experts warn ConCourt
• More Eskom dirt, but no one’s to blame
• A township obliterate­s a rural
• Life bulldozed by apartheid
• ‘I didn’t feel like a human being’
• Zuma and Nxasana’s fates linked
• US decision could slash funding for
• Trump’s ‘gag rule’ may not
• Have to silence SA
• Finally, the people are free to
• Farm and fish at ‘Gracelands’
• One man’s lonely battle to save CAR’s heritage
• Cyril leads, but foul play may snatch victory
• Systemic racism exists
• Mist shrouds Lyin’ and Brian show
• Shout a bit louder, SADC
• Prepare the youth for a digital era
• We dismiss Zim lessons at our peril
• Quiet before the storm at Daddy’s pad
• Ramaphosa’s ‘New Deal’ is not so new
• Forged in the fires of history
• Battle for rights in traditiona­l rites
• See a child as a citizen with rights
• Partnering with the private sector for inclusive growth
• Patience is key when growing your property portfolio
• Teacher, don’t teach me nonsense
• THE ORIGINAL SOUTH AFRICAN CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Sundowns: ‘It’s how you bounce back’
• ’Tis the season for kicking clever
• No easy way out of Zim’s fiscal hole
• Can Black Friday repel festive Grinch?
• Student loan plan shot down
• Are estate agents’ days numbered?
• JSE debt-list rules fail SOE investors
• For Emilly-Rose, who is not old enough to read this
• Print, publish, distribute
• Where theatre dreams are made real
• How to start an arts career in SA
• Self-reflection­s of an activist
• Women’s struggle gets rare exposure
• On travelling alone
• Shekhinah
• Across the Atlantic
• Bears the first fruits
• Celebratin­g lifetimes of creative consistenc­y
• SKA project changing lives in the Northern Cape
• Exploring the universe through astronomy
• Mega scientific project revives a struggling Karoo community

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