Mail & Guardian - 2018-01-19

• Uproar, change in the week that was
• Find a purpose in faith
• Bantu comes out swinging for De Lille
• DA falls in behind its KwaZulu-Natal leader
• Cyril tiptoes around JZ’s removal
• SACP: ANC must show us love or we may just go it alone
• Why your children’s back-to-school lunch box staples may be dangerous
• School blues: Parents and migration
• Abrahams is going nowhere, yet
• It’s a tricky business to track down Gupta assets
• Land reform bid enrages amakhosi
• Prisons spurn queer people’s rights
• Shezi delivers another blow to Dlamini
• Motata probe could make history
• Municipali­ty’s billion-rand delinquenc­y
• KwaZulu-Natal ANC factions ready for battle
• Tough new regulation­s hit Western Cape borehole users
• Sea water is a health risk, say profs
• Forced abortions: The new war on
• Women held prisoner, forced into sex to pay hospital bills
• The high price of health
• Too soon to trust Ethiopia’s reforms
• CONTINENTA­L DRIFT
• Zim preps for first post-Mugabe poll
• Southern Africa’s rights problem
• Fake medicine is real business in Africa
• Zuma’s exit won’t be swift or dignified
• News media prove their worth
• Cyril courts the corrupt
• Graduates can replenish SA’s dry water sector
• First day of the laaitie’s next year
• ANC reclaims its central mission – land
• An H&M mannequin speaks
• Feminism’s got its groove back
• Learning can’t prosper in a broken
• ConCourt ruling on UFS missed the point
• ‘You have to dream’
• THE ORIGINAL SOUTH AFRICAN CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• What a difference a summer makes!
• National budget overload piles up
• Step aside bitcoin, here comes altcoin
• Crypto dip sets Twitter aflutter
• Unshacklin­g licensed profession­s would create jobs
• CIPC’s net should catch other big fish
• Who the fax is still sending faxes?
• App-only bank aims to cut you in
• We’re complicit in our own exploitati­on
• My enemy’s enemy is a fighter
• Variations
• SS Mendi ritual breaks new ground
• The granular affects of the ordinary
• No ordinary reading life
• Stranger than fiction
• Matric class of 2017 shows marked improvemen­t
• Matric class of 2017 shows marked improvemen­t
• Discipline the key in EC top schools
• Big dreams drive EC top achievers
• Restoring Mandela’s alma mater to ‘former glory’

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