Mail & Guardian - 2019-10-18

• The inequality of extreme heat
• Ace’s son evicted from Gupta house
• Want a jet, a car, a house?
• Who’s who on the US blacklist
• Gupta sale is on
• Fedex vote has consequenc­es
• DA: Return of the old guard likely
• Life’s hard but ‘tomorrow’s a new day’
• Key union faces deregistra­tion
• Why the power was turned off
• Digitising delays ANC elections
• Big Tobacco’s R1m for UCT stubbed out
• Use of lie detectors put to the test
• Why drunken judge not impeached
• MTN’S BEE share fracas goes to court
• VUT vice-chancellor retires early
• MPS want inquiry into academics’ pay
• Battle for control of the Cape Flats fields
• DA fears spats will mar local polls
• Khama’s hand still rocks Botswana
• Nigerian town is ‘twins capital’ of the world
• Chamisa pushes sexism in Zimbabwe
• CONTINENTA­L DRIFT
• Arms dealers’ guide to philanthro­py
• Another arms supplier
• Business of philanthro­py
• Will Independen­t sink with Survé?
• BEE must address needs of informal economy
• BIZ BRIEFS
• Putting the fin into tech
• ‘Why we don’t pay for power’
• Cleaner energy hits tipping point
• Are SA asset managers taking risk out of your pension?
• Fallist court case isn’t black and white
• Journalism keeps up the good fight
• What’s up with the doc?
• Beware the bullshit
• Ubaba and the art of ‘goodbye’
• People must participat­e in governance
• Successful­ly impeach Trump? What are Democrats smoking?
• MPS must kill the anti-gay Bill in Uganda
• SA is food secure but millions of children are stunted
• Africans deserve to hear their stories
• New medical school to open in 2021
• Making access to quality education possible
• UJ, 4IR, and the Cloudebate™ concept
• Let’s talk about black tax
• The art in data science
• Ndabo Zulu hails the queen
• THE PORTFOLIO
• Brave Blossoms epitomise belief
• World Cup quarterfin­als match-ups
• Hamilton stirs up social media storm with pro-vegan post
• Middendorp presents his progress
• Netball is shining on court but still struggling off it
• Solskjaer in it for the long-term
• More than you can chew
• Farmworker­s and 4IR
• Where does all the food (waste) go?
• The Agricultur­al Research Council promotes national food security
• C-suites and Business 4.0 helps businesses prepare for 4IR
• Uber reshapes urban mobility in sub-saharan Africa
• The real opportunit­ies of 41R for South African businesses
• 4IR and South Africa’s readiness to embrace it
• Digital transforma­tion: Don’t forget the human

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