Mail & Guardian - 2018-03-30

• Luthuli inquest could be reopened
• Water-free games keep children‘clean’
• It’s Blac to the future in Bishop Lavis
• Hijacked, but it felt like a movie
• Only beneficiat­ion will stamp out
• Unions edgy after wage talks delay
• Land debate casts light on burning issue
• Unemployme­nt, labour warns
• No proof of birth, no education
• DA quibbles over diversity wording
• 2019 polls: ANC to call in the big guns
• Pregnant women dying cut by 29%
• Egypt anoints a new pharaoh
• #ThisFlag pastor runs for local office
• CONTINENTA­L DRIFT
• Botswana president’s bitterswee­t farewell
• The many churches of my youth
• From sand to sky: Divine thread
• Links the San with nature
• Healing resurrects blighted land
• Above Mamelodi
• Songs of the the black matriarchs
• Finding G-d in small things
• A hymn and my mother are as one
• A playlist for ukubuyela amid sites of displaceme­nt
• Pastors heed the homophobic call
• You lose some, you love some
• The gaze of the
• From church to shop and
• Keeping the faith
• ‘There is no power on earth that
• Can compare with religion’
• The case for regulating religion
• Liberalism isn’t married to capitalism
• Aussies, spare us the moral outrage
• ANC, disband five regions
• A vote for funds disclosure
• Mad right a threat? Please!
• Ngiyabonga, Comrade Jesus
• Bar needs to review lawyers’ethics
• Palestinia­n teenager’s chutzpah shames Israeli military
• Doctors shouldn’t define the norm
• Be careful what you pray for
• Consumers have a little more money for Easter eggs
• Credit ruling gets mixed reaction
• Champions of the voiceless
• YES, the new initiative tackling youth unemployme­nt
• Oz’s fall from grace long overdue
• THE ORIGINAL SOUTH AFRICAN CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Nedbank Cup offers intrigue
• And God said: Let there be football

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