Mail & Guardian - 2019-02-01

• Court bid to freeze VBS’S R80m
• The Bosasa tally: R12-billion
• Respect a mother’s word
• Cost of corruption – How a toddler
• Died at Bosasa’s detention centre
• We colluded in our land dispossess­ion
• Cape’s race tensions fuel ‘Wexit’
• Makhanda’s thirst caused by
• Inept officials and misrule
• SA’S water debt grows by R8-million every 24 hours
• Queers and the allure of gangs
• NPA targeted‘obstacles to state capture’
• Breytenbac­h holds firm on Mrwebi
• How to kill a ‘city-killing’ asteroid
• How far, how long – Why South Africa’s mothers
• A dangerous gamble: Inside Zim’s
• Abortion black market
• Are still dying
• Ethiopian Airlines’ Achilles heel
• Unrest grows as Sudanese professors boycott al-bashir
• CONTINENTA­L DRIFT
• Mnangagwa’s pre-emptive strike
• Morocco’s twin city blues
• Edcon: Experts split on PIC lifeline
• ‘Culture of fear rules PIC’
• Maria Ramos, the new captain of Ship SA?
• SA motor industry’s sweet deal
• Voters are not to blame for opposition parties’woes
• Little difference between politician­s and journalist­s
• Wealthy must pay their taxes and cut the crap
• An ethics committee’s nightmare
• EE inquiry will have lasting effects
• Internet shutdowns violate human rights
• Kabila co-opts the opposition to prolong a family dynasty
• Go figure how women make a difference
• Customary wives in fight against marital abuse
• Want your eggs black or white?
• Juju and the profits of Doom
• Rethinking economics for Africa is a duty
• Bus does not stop for disabled learners
• A relaunch with heart
• BAIC’S X25 Mini SUV is okay
• The revenge of the Saudi billionair­e
• Oh, the sweet pain of Chiefs
• THE ORIGINAL SOUTH AFRICAN CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• A footie-mad mother narrates for blind son
• Proteas must dare to be elite
• DON’T MISS
• Bringer of fire lights the stage
• What’s the deal with Moja Love?
• ‘St Agnes’ murder series promi
• Festival to booken
• D all festivals
• Ses more than red herrings
• Chefs switch to mini dynamos
• Advertisin­g’s smart pantsula
• Kingsolver evokes US turmoil
• A ‘madman’ who earned the tribute
• Transition­s Foundation
• Fun Learning for Youth
• Ikamvayout­h Programme
• Phefeni Senior Secondary School Saturday School
• Investec Promaths
• Extraordin­ary academic achievemen­ts
• Exploring FETS and TVETS as viable alternativ­es
• The secret formula of success
• Defining matric success, the Holy Rosary School way
• The three pillars of scholarly success
• Mshwati Memorial School
• Makgongoan­a High, Limpopo
• Change from within Achievemen­ts in education are not just about matric results, they are also about deep personal commitment to change
• Sigcawu Primary, Western Cape
• Cowan High School, Port Elizabeth
• Langberg High School, Northern Cape
• Transforma­tion plan bears fruit for EC

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