Mail & Guardian - 2018-09-21

• Cyril accused of double standards
• ‘Jobs premier’ Winde wins DA race for top post in Western Cape record
• Ajay denies he met Jonas
• Lux stood for 1994. That’s when it fell
• Losi’s on a mission to rebuild Cosatu
• Cosatu to command problem unions
• ‘Whistle-blower’ takes UJ to court
• Blade gets his man into N West job
• Tiny beetles cause a giant crisis
• Clarity needed after cannabis ruling
• Gareth Prince is still burning to be a lawyer
• Moerane commission report a dud
• Top cop lied to commission, says witness
• The blueprint for happiness
• They will never call me ‘she’ at work
• Six SOEs paid R3bn to consultant­s
• Tribunal implicates apartheid arms embargo violators
• The gospel of shame and
• Misinforma­tion
• Bobi Wine’s unlikely hero
• Africa is urbanising fast – and its
• Leaders are struggling to adapt
• Food insecurity rising in Africa
• ‘Baker’ Brian’s Eskom runs short of coal
• State has a mountain to climb
• MultiChoic­e now flying solo
• SA watches as brokers fight it out
• China’s ‘gift’ demands scrutiny
• SA cities need to unclog their bureaucrac­y drains to let business flow
• A rogue Zuma could be catastroph­ic
• Let’s go down memory lane
• Rise up against violence
• Can cannabis save SA’s economy?
• Superheroe­s held in high esteem
• Change the names to rid SA of
• Herstory needs to be rewritten and read
• Is reduced to ash
• Land reform needs laws and imaginatio­n
• Anger at blessees is misplaced
• The art of the flea market deal
• Better trained teachers will lead to economic transforma­tion
• Sasco must introspect to succeed
• Activist for a new African narrative
• Yes, you can recycle your paper cups and milk cartons
• Jeff Osborne
• Mobility: South Africans have to find local solutions to solve congestion problems in their cities
• What is social innovation, and why
• Does it matter?
• A lot to learn
• UJ’s department of transport and supply chain management celebrates 50 years of excellence
• Liverpool, England’s shambolic best hope
• ‘Fluke’ winner may miss next Comrades
• New lease of life for Bibo
• Komphela has found his home
• Manyama relishes being back in SA
• What should journalist­s be writing?
• BKhz studio beckons to passers-by
• Who’s who at 99 Juta Street
• Petite Noir breaks borders
• Façade reveals Jozi’s entrails
• Coolie Woman and me
• Austere beauty of
• The complex histories
• Qubeka sews it up in Toronto

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