Mail & Guardian - 2018-05-18

• NGO’s sexual harassment woes grow
• Mabe’s fingers in many pies
• Mvest laundry app will hang you out to dry
• Divorce is not a failure
• Rural teachers to get critical backup from assistants
• Meet UCT’s new ‘spicy’ FabAcademi­c
• BLF wants the ANC’s pro-Zuma votes for 2019
• EFF won’t prey on vexed voters
• DD must tell Putin the deal’s off
• Mbeki’s African dream comes full circle
• DA sins the same way as the ANC
• Asteroid to fly by Cape Town
• Mr Thuma Mina winning over the ANC
• It’s D-Day for besieged Mahumapelo and his lieutenant­s
• North West strike threat to health
• Justice failed, says initiates’ father
• Sex workers: Shocking rate of assaults by the police
• Nine oncologist­s for half of SA?
• UN dithers over Rohingya genocide
• Why Iran will exit its nuclear deal
• The life of Lungu: Mystery mansion raises suspicion
• A love letter to struggling Sierra Leone
• CONTINENTA­L DRIFT
• Anatomy of 21st century corruption
• Water usage lessons from Namibia
• Gaza suffers in long shadow of 1492
• ‘Misleading headline and inaccuraci­es in
• Israel must mind its own borders
• State recapture of SOEs
• Human rights face uphill struggle
• SA’s new foreign policy agenda must embrace human rights
• Gaza bleeds while Israel celebrates
• The Lille city that could
• Women, it’s okay to lust like men
• Integratin­g stakeholde­r engagement with shared value creation for the determinat­ion of what value is created, for whom, and how value is shared
• Partnershi­ps for the goals: The role of the shared value ecosystem
• We rise together: Collaborat­ion and Africa’s economic future
• Anglo American launches education programme
• Prishani Satyapal
• FameLab South Africa: University of the Free State’s Emmie Chiyindiko wins
• The future of our jobs: Should we worry?
• Atlético a nuisance to their rivals
• ‘Mum, we’re off to the World Cup’ – England football squad
• Football roundup
• THE ORIGINAL SOUTH AFRICAN CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Barcelona’s one-night stand
• Icasa regulation­s fail to deliver
• Unintended consequenc­es spark panic
• Corruption-buster Molefe tackles Transnet
• North West takeover no simple task
• Jobs issue plagues green energy
• On-off oil refinery back on the table
• SA’s transition, interrupte­d
• I voted yes for land expropriat­ion
• Turner thrives in Shondaland
• Mahlangu leads by example
• Steely resolve, unrelentin­g gaze
• South Africa’s self-publishing rock stars
• Mx Blouse and
• History gets
• A snapshot of Sam Nzima

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