Mail & Guardian - 2017-12-15

• Zuma: From unifier to divider
• Branches may wreck conference
• DD: Tactical genius or Dark Lord?
• No end to the legal challenges
• Zuma: From unifier to divider
• MDIF acquires majority stake in M&G
• A labour of love – and victory
• How Rhodes expelled rape protesters
• Wits staff may strike over increase
• Drought relief, 10 litres at a time
• Here’s how the Post Office social grants deal works
• New law to protect top torturers
• Zuma runs out of legal road – and
• Manning up to the epidemic
• Public money to build more of it
• For tech to be funded, it must improve lives
• Mozambican war victims embrace
• Their new home in Limpopo
• Children illegally detained at
• When the tiniest hearts break: Behind SA’s shortage of paediatric
• Lindela, says civil society
• Heart surgeons
• Central African Republic: The
• CONTINENTA­L DRIFT
• Mnangagwa tightens grip on power
• The winner is unlikely to take it all
• Ruling class backs Cyril
• Only the ANC can save itself
• ANC’s choice: Uncertaint­y or disaster
• Fevered dreams as the ANC national conference looms
• Cutting ties with Israel won’t hurt SA
• Faith can promote rape culture
• ’Tis time for Steinhoff cutbacks
• A Rhodes by any other name
• Literacy must start at infancy
• Coach enjoys the suite life in Pyongyang
• Football fans come out as gay-friendly
• Winter Games not on ice just yet
• Air knocked out of cyclist
• THE ORIGINAL SOUTH AFRICAN CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• QUICK CROSSWORD
• Season’s top three signings so far
• Snubbing Steinhoff has paid off
• Tax burden falls on a few firms
• New Prasa boss faces tough job
• MultiChoic­e fracas dogs Naspers
• Jo’burg’s taps might also run dry
• A beginner’s guide to boutique festivals
• A bootlegger’s festive streaming cheat sheet
• A guide to couch potatoing
• A wine lover’s top 10
• For sonic explorers
• The people’s war updated
• Chasing the Trane inside our souls
• Eating through Spain and Portugal
• Tips for travelling through Spain and Portugal
• Science of the future
• African women in science
• Fourth Industrial Revolution is up
• Implicatio­ns of the Fourth Industrial Revolution
• On us: Is South Africa ready?
• Robots might soon provide services in clinics
• Students to represent SA at supercompu­ting competitio­n in Germany next year
• Civic education might be the future
• Steering South Africa’s knowledge economy

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