Mail & Guardian - 2018-04-06

• Zuma allies to come out in full force
• ‘Her banishment, our blessing’
• Guarding uMam’Winnie’s legacy
• Mbongweni village
• When Winnie was at school
• Mourns the loss of their Sisana
• Party funding regulator trips up over costs
• Maimane punts DA’s nonraciali­sm
• CEO jumps ship as Ingonyama board sinks deeper into trouble
• ‘My victory should help all women’
• How the ANC betrayed Winnie
• Stompie burnt into Winnie legacy
• Memories of mama keep the past alive
• Veterans get a room to call ‘home’
• Former exile’s dream of her own home dies with her
• Kruger’s contested borderland­s
• Nurses fighting at the frontlines – with no weapons
• Needles push wave of moral panic
• The soldiers who won’t fight
• CONTINENTA­L DRIFT
• Mnangagwa rekindles his Beijing romance
• Ethiopia’s slow-motion revolution
• Rival challenges Sierra Leone presidenti­al poll result
• Reimaginin­g an unburdened Winnie
• Respect women, in Winnie’s name
• DA at a critical juncture
• Get Bible’s context right
• I dug Winnie, she stood her ground
• The liberal licence to kill
• We need our foreign doctors
• Zuck and I: Facebook friends forever
• Build co-operation into school sector
• Embrace the ecological university
• Scholars debate Sopa
• Five thousand youths to get infrastruc­ture maintenanc­e training
• City overcome by Liverpool spirit
• Protests over ‘stolen wealth’
• THE ORIGINAL SOUTH AFRICAN CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• The game plan
• Maritzburg miracle thunders on
• Sagarmatha, Survé’s perilous peak
• VAT not all bad news
• Eskom unplugs fears of load-shedding
• Sharp practice in the shade
• Honey not all sweetness and light
• For Winnie
• Of the road less travelled on an Easter weekend
• Colouring the white cube
• Playwright opens file on OR
• Uncovering a family’s truth
• Tambo the dictator
• Inextricab­le link between jazz and fashion
• Soweto shines in short stories
• How Egyptian Lover charmed the 808

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