Mail & Guardian - 2018-02-09

• The State of Indignatio­n continues
• Unwittingl­y in my dad’s footsteps
• Even Zuma’s home town is divided
• Ancient water could solve modern crisis
• De Lille ‘bribe’: He says, she says
• ConCourt to hear ‘orphan’ pension funds scandal case
• Buyel’Ekhaya in Lotto millions pickle
• ConCourt asked to hear Overvaal case
• Zuma dies laughing at us – heh, heh
• Brace for one more week before Zexit
• Zuma faces legal headaches after he finally calls it quits
• Jazz fest arrest ‘no coincidenc­e’
• Slate politics colours ANCYL leadership battle
• ‘DA needs a new strategy in KZN’
• Ruined resort owner sues Ingonyama Trust
• ‘Cancer I could deal with. Losing
• My breast I could not’
• The messy battle for Harare East
• Mnangagwa can win without rigging the elections
• CONTINENTA­L DRIFT
• SA turns blind eye to South Sudan atrocities
• Mob justice grips central Nigeria
• Guinea pleads for calm after seven die in post-election violence
• Cyril’s ANC won’t save South Africa
• Zuma won’t be taking his mess with him
• Disagreeme­nt must not result in censorship
• Life’s a beach when you’re Daddy
• Water crisis: Look to SA’s renewable
• I’m alright, Jack — I’ve got a borehole
• What about the day after Day Zero?
• Energy programme for solutions
• We have created a monster in the internet machine
• Judgments that will shape SA in 2018
• Motherhood’s vexing seclusion
• The state of the nation’s pressers
• Students in DSIDE programme come up with innovative solutions
• Shortage of UK care homes creates opportunit­ies
• Innovative pioneers of early learning
• Effective executive education must deliver cutting-edge competenci­es to drive positive social change
• HB Klopper
• THE ORIGINAL SOUTH AFRICAN CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Games marred by doping cloud
• Time to give Banyana some love
• PIC caught up in Eskom’s woes
• Highveld Steel ticks over, gearing
• Up to rise once again
• Looting of Africa calls for action
• Don’t miss
• A letter to my Xhosa fathers and brothers
• A benedictio­n for African identity
• Gloves off as Vhembe and C
• The mystical everyday
• Omedy Central slug it out
• Only fools
• Pray for rain, they say
• When tapas tap your wallet dry

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