Mail & Guardian - 2018-10-12

• PIC, VBS, Floyd and his baby brother
• Move over, here comes Tito
• Outrage greets VBS bank report
• Yes, women can be sexual predators
• Earth faces climactic moment
• Scenarios: It’s time to choose our future
• Ombud PA sits pretty in business class
• Still no money for Marikana wounded and arrested
• Moyane inquiry must go on: Nugent
• Eskom reports alarm Cosatu
• City buildings sprout urban gardens
• Political expedience is the final
• Insult to polluted Masakhane
• Struggle veterans lead the fight
• ‘Heretic’ pastor is suspended
• Millennial­s’ wants will change work
• ‘Lights, camera, action’ is soooo yesterday
• New muscle for ANC integrity committee
• Do UN meetings matter?
• Separating fact from vape fiction
• The Boy Scouts keeping the peace
• In the Central African Republic
• CONTINENTA­L DRIFT
• Zambian economy on slippery slope
• Mboweni will have his work cut out
• Job summit glosses over skills problem
• Nafcoc angry at being ignored on small business input
• Thank Donald Trump for fuel-pump bump
• Costa Rica shows us how
• Don’t praise Nene for doing the right thing
• We must act now to save the world
• Our basket of deplorable­s
• Mr Kavanaugh, I am angry
• Keep defending democracy
• Someone is defending SA’s transition
• Land reform needs to change society
• Public interest law and the struggle for social justice
• Ward councillor­s are key players
• Dangerous liaisons: PIC, Rassul and the Port of Nacala
• Daily moments of loneliness
• Mummy’s hung in for a long time
• The university is not a factory
• Are fees taking the bonus out of South African smooth bonus funds?
• Getting undergroun­d and creating value
• Getting undergroun­d and creating value
• Tax Ombud saves taxpayers millions of rands
• Wits Business School addresses the energy sector’s skills shortage
• Kunjani! Cricket scores isiXhosa
• Shibs ups her pace after off-field low
• The watcher in the Wolves
• THE ORIGINAL SOUTH AFRICAN CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Take a header at dementia
• Bafana confront their hoodoo
• Egypt’s hopes on sweating Salah
• Stories in mother tongues matter
• Roving eye on student protests
• Toich turns to the old masters
• ‘On Photograph­y’ revisited
• Gautrain literacy project derailed
• Architectu­re should be based
• On people’s needs
• An expat’s return explores intimacy
• Joyless at the Jazz festival

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