Mail & Guardian - 2018-12-14

• Apology to NHBRC
• Roof caves in on housing agency
• Achmat demands TAC apology
• God turned my Uno into a Kombi
• Feeder zone rules ‘must go ahead’
• Concourt backs royal widow’s bid to protect her son’s birthright
• Ramaphosa camp cleans up on initial lists
• ANC fudges over fired VBS mayors
• Text messages show brazen VBS bribes
• ANC acts fast to probe sex scandal
• Water-shedding will make load-shedding seem like a jol
• Battered Samwu again at odds
• Mine leaves farmers in the dust
• Sex workers who do it for their kids
• Pro-cyril voting advice panics DA
• Custard ’n Coke
• Mpumalanga: How did teen
• Out of commission: State ambulances are few
• Pregnancy shoot up by 80%?
• And far between
• Hunting for ghosts in Kinshasa
• CONTINENTA­L DRIFT
• Botswana’s big men battle it out
• SA joins digital music mainstream
• Revenue Service says e-music is a taxing business
• SA ducks colonial vibe: Turkey’s goose is cooked
• ‘New dawn’ clouds nuclear’s future
• SA joins digital music mainstream
• Money issues bedevil climate talks
• Chief executives’ pay is no small issue
• Acsa spreads its wings over Africa
• Take a long, hard look in the mirror
• Ma Africa leads the way
• Root out sexual abuse at work
• New school rules rule
• Battling Jozi’s mean streets
• VERBATIM
• Battle of ideas in the newsroom
• Sadly, vegans can’t save Earth
• The ABC of a tough year
• Stalwarts shop for education ideas
• The stories of the season … so far
• THE ORIGINAL SOUTH AFRICAN CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• How plucky kids triumphed
• The stories of the season … so far
• Don’t Miss
• All the knowledge we do not know yet
• Mi casa es su casa with festival
• Proclamati­on 73: Forgotten
• Madala and Mabi: It’s a thing that spans half
• People returned to history
• A century
• Déjà blues in New
• Sugar and spice and all tastes Kenyan
• Mamelodi’s
• Spirit lives on in music
• The soundtrack to Dezemba
• A guide to saving bucks these holidays
• South African treasures that should be on your radar
• The National Lotteries Commission has, by reviewing its operations to protect stakeholde­rs and finding ways to combat unlawful lotteries, disbursed R2.073-billion
• Healthy mothers for healthy children with Philani and the National Lotteries Commission
• The flagship projects of the National Lotteries Commission
• The Bokone Community Home-based Care and Early Childhood Developmen­t project
• An outstandin­g investment into South Africa’s natural beauty
• Highlights from the Financial Year
• Keeping Mpumalanga Province Swimming afloat
• Securing the right to education
• Building solid foundation­s
• NLC funds breathe new life into the West Coast Fossil Park
• Why is it important to preserve and study fossils?

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