Mail & Guardian - 2017-12-01

• Sasolburg votes against ‘degenerati­on’
• When ink is more than skin deep
• ’The old man is desperate now’
• KwaZulu-Natal tally up in the air
• Sisulu shapes up as Cyril’s Number 2
• Amcu workers too scared to strike
• System of allocating police and staff sidelines black women, court told
• A mother fights queer bias
• Would-be leaders ‘must snub rigged nomination­s’
• Judges make short shrift of Molefe’s did, didn’t, did ...
• Gloves come off in public protector
• Toilets still in a bad condition in rural schools
• Pit toilet case: ‘Accidents do happen’
• ANC schism plays out in Eskom probe
• Baleka Mbete slams ‘the unANC way’
• The art of chairing a conference
• Wits Med school hit by racism claim
• Municipali­ty’s rot is in your face but there is
• Metsimahol­o will be a measure of
• No clear-cut solution
• The twisted politics of KwaDukuza
• Lives in limbo over leadership row
• A short history of a big discovery
• How new science is
• PrEPing young women for the
• Redefining old notions of safe sex
• Congo’s quiet collapse devastates
• Isolated Équateur province
• Kenya’s woes far from over after Kenyatta’s ‘coronation’
• Can an old croc learn new tricks?
• CONTINENTA­L DRIFT
• Egyptian imam vows to finish sermon
• Malagasy women take on drought
• #MeToo is about changing behaviour
• Living on hope at the M&G
• Addis fuels ethnic hatred
• Zimbabwe, the colonial cock-up
• Brown’s trickery doesn’t fool us
• Mugabe of the Free State digs in while Daddy goes to Durbs
• Hunger is still killing South Africa’s children
• Safely embrace ‘hoe is life’
• The dark side of bitcoin
• Sticks and stones and smartphone­s
• Matriculan­ts need moral guidance
• MoWoza does the running for traders
• A voice for migrant miners
• Investing in the Future and Drivers of Change Awards 2017
• Online study can be the solution for you
• Will Russia’s stadiums be ready for World Cup?
• Fans could be out in the cold in 2018
• THE ORIGINAL SOUTH AFRICAN CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Dream deferred, spectacle born
• Which way forward for SA?
• Junked if you do, junked if you don’t
• Ramaphosa’s new deal wins support
• Which way forward for SA?
• ‘Probe MultiChoic­e and Naspers’
• Policy cannot disrupt food production
• Tourists – and South Africans – discover Soweto Airbnb
• The house of stone: A parable
• Ruga explores exile within
• But some of us are brave
• United by an
• A fitting tribute to South Africa’s heroines
• Patriarchy is not just
• Get your child in the true spirit of the holiday
• Affinity with the blues
• A black thing, FYI
• The son of Carol gets personal
• Memories of an intern who worked with HIV patients in Soweto
• Positive parenting can prevent HIV
• Soul City provides hope for young women
• De Beers on journey to wellness

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