Mail & Guardian - 2018-07-06

• Brace yourself for tougher times
• Zuma itch causing ANC discomfort
• DA backs Max’s move as Madikizela fumes
• Evictees’ lives turned inside out
• Now SAA has landed at the CCMA
• Pupils feel the heat of arsonists
• We’re told to be cold
• Overtreate­d, overcharge­d and misled
• Lily Mine’s revival may be derailed if claims of negligence are proven
• Polls Mexican style: Sex, sport and rock
• Women farmers need land but not
• Rural life under the yoke of baas
• Trump sounds mad but his trade war makes sense, says Mchunu
• A greybeard lost in his family’s land
• Premier hopeful: ‘Work the land’
• ANC regions get behind Makhura
• Rising star puts her hand up for youth league’s top job
• MUT head’s lavish life slammed
• VC’s poor track record
• Children held illegally at detention centre
• Policing power: Whose job is it
• East Africa’s heroin coast
• The day a robot visited Ethiopia’s PM
• Kenya bothered by a perfect storm
• Renegade Malawian vice-president guns for top job
• When it’s more than just a game
• Fuel price hikes: What, me worry?
• IoT tech fires up savvy SA start-ups
• Sugar sector wants a sweeter deal
• A French revolution in the making
• US-China trade needs a strategic rethink
• The drivers behind fuel price hikes
• Race debate elicits fatal fallacies
• Heal, then uplift, youth
• Sassa’s misstep is beyond apology
• Beware unholy KZN pact
• Battered by the flu ... and Shenge
• Science will unlock Africa’s potential — if it is funded
• The Bulldozer crushes rights of Tanzanians
• Women the biggest losers in Zim election
• Struggle lawyer led the charge
• The truth? No one is‘unrapeable’
• Sars-buster Tom leads by example
• It’s a great time to be at UCT and to make real change happen
• Western Cape schools plan is ‘undemocrat­ic’
• Professor’s mark is on land, democracy
• Preparing youth for the workplace of the future
• Old England is just so yesterday
• THE ORIGINAL SOUTH AFRICAN CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• In praise of the beautiful e-game
• There’s no sweetness in Kenya’s sugar
• Don’t miss
• Nyamza’s hatchling comes into his own
• Looping history for a brave new now
• More than one trip in a
• Nyamza’s hatchling comes into his own
• #RUReferenc­eList: The fear of repe
• Rcussions still lingers
• Discover the roots of an African luminary
• My child’s father,
• ‘Umlindelo’ captures the
• Insider’s view from without
• The distressed hip-hop head
• Like God’s eye, T’s rap sees all

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