Mail & Guardian - 2018-11-02

• Dodgy diesel: Shell to quit PetroSA
• ‘Are black teachers real teachers?’
• ‘Down and out’ Bongo to sue Parliament for defamation
• Now I have two birthdays
• Catch Jo’burg Pride before it falls
• We’re dissolving the ocean floor
• Roelf Meyer tramps on Sisulu’s toes
• Electoral commission stalls Numsa’s political bid
• Saudi stake in Denel is off, says minister
• Peaceful protesters ‘pleaded guilty to get out of jail’
• Unsolved KZN hits spread fear
• Growthpoin­t BEE scheme drags on
• Fate of wild places in five countries’ hands
• World’s children bear the brunt of toxic air
• Caught at last, a brazen Jo’burg
• Con artist must face the music
• Warm world: Floods are our future
• Farmer tenants demand services from municipali­ties
• Call to decolonise water laws
• SA’s 12 biggest dams
• How SA is saving its newborns
• Sachets quench Ghana’s thirst
• South Sudan and the science of measuring the dead
• CONTINENTA­L DRIFT
• Fresh crisis in the Comoros
• Africa’s decade of ‘lost opportunit­y’
• Fed rebalancin­g rocks markets
• Beware, the everything bubble
• Beware, the everything bubble
• VBS needs to be wound up ‘urgently’
• Eskom tariff hikes will deepen pain
• Why is democracy faltering?
• Latin America is spawning tech ‘unicorns’
• News media needs to save face
• Diversity should be DA’s strength
• DA faces wind of change
• Stand up to hatred by standing together
• If we don’t fix it, IMF may
• Check, my mate was right
• South Africa’s not that different from Brazil
• Domestic abuse isn’t only by men
• A clever plan for silly season
• Transforma­tion began 50 years ago
• National Land Transport Amendment Bill process aims to revamp public transport
• Does Solinas have balls to reinvent?
• Saudi money writes scripts
• THE ORIGINAL SOUTH AFRICAN CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Acid test for Springbok women
• What we are hinges on respect
• Art and the heirs of redness
• Dickies fanatics get their own store
• Magugu fashions a
• Gayle, the language of la
• New look for Sunday bests
• Ughter – and of safety
• Tune in to
• Dangarembg­a
• African Mobilities and the African City
• Builds on her two earlier
• The wails of Maskandi
• Search for ‘good food’ is karma

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