Mail & Guardian - 2018-07-20

• Costly Head winds pummel SAA
• Mabuza had better watch his back
• ANC ‘heist man’ in CR17 security link
• Sex positivity takes on patriarchy
• Court tells Angie to fix schools – now
• Retirement fund fracas splits Amcu
• DA secret poll counters Ipsos
• Life goes on in bloody gangland
• Mpembeni lives in fear of assassins
• VBS chair’s family trust implicated in bank’s looting
• Liquidity problems were just the start
• Running started with a block
• What was taken must be returned
• KZN: ‘Hands off Ingonyama land’
• Bitter pill: Inside SA’s national birth
• Control shortage
• Mandela’s words about twin epidemics ring as true today as they did in 2004
• Faking Nigeria’s iconic football
• Shirt: A how-to guide
• CONTINENTA­L DRIFT
• Kagame: A Mandela or a Mugabe?
• The pink tax is a grey area
• No more yellow cards for cartels
• Repo rate stays put amid concerns over growth
• We can avoid Trump’s trade war
• Nothing fuzzy about complexity
• We need to talk about the‘national question’
• ANC to blame for Present dilemma
• Madiba was a person
• Vryheid. Yeah, right
• Mining charter is caught between two elite classes
• Ashwin’s distress was a missed chance
• No pride in anti-gay Nigeria
• Abba’s back and we Cher can’t wait (!)
• Catch up with reality, Cosas
• Study reveals a home away from home
• Knowledge is key to effectivel­y running schools
• Public-private partnershi­p benefits East London
• Public-private partnershi­ps crucial for SA’s national parks
• How developmen­t banks can ‘shift the trillions’
• Ronaldo’s no laughing stock
• THE ORIGINAL SOUTH AFRICAN CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Lions SA’s only hope at title
• Talented Tau surrenders to his fate
• We claim Mbappé but is he one of us?
• The muted thump of Gqom Nation
• Global Citizen: Global force or global farce
• Better together, and closer
• Weeping before
• Singapore’s pop culture, pollution cuts no ice
• Two takes on
• Between the man and the myth
• Mandela must live through us
• Freedom or a dream deferred
• What Mandela would have said
• About Africa today

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