Mail & Guardian - 2020-07-10

• Toxic dust from an abandoned mine
• Most Gauteng, Western Cape schools in hotspots
• People’s behaviour
• Stoking Gauteng pandemic
• Coupled with Covid-19 is a tinderbox
• The case against Floyd Shivambu
• Eskom notifies Hawks, SIU of staff tied to contract graft
• Patel MIA as trade agency battles board
• Made-in-sa ventilator­s rolling out
• Free State council, home affairs in standoff over ‘illegal’ ex-mayor
• No reshuffle any time soon, but ...
• Battle waged over workers’ pension fund
• Back in time to meals on wheels
• India-china conflict intensifie­s
• Meet Djibouti’s ‘First Lady of Film’
• Hangover today, Wine tomorrow
• CONTINENTA­L DRIFT
• Virus deepens education gap in Kenya
• Unfollow the leader: Twitter users reject Mnangagwa
• Power games leave no time to rule
• Inside Malawi’s shotgun wedding
• Celebratin­g autonomy in the shadow of Banda
• Jury’s out on green recovery
• BIZ BRIEFS
• Black lives: SA’S unfinished business
• The lockdown brings a breath of fresh air
• When the chips are really down
• ‘It is now in your hands’
• Media critique is not a crime
• Taxis: The illegitima­te children of Mzansi’s transport industry
• Police brutality is government policy
• Language, power and privilege
• Coronaviru­s in the classroom: When a cough creates chaos
• Gunning for Bessie’s head
• Jazz seeks a place called home
• George Hallett: Photograph­er
• Who ‘became the camera’

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