Mail & Guardian - 2022-09-16

• If I were the treasurer general …
• Mkhize makes his big move in the
• Cut in Eastern Cape ANC delegates resolved
• ‘War’ over climate-fund $8.5-billion
• Meyiwa: Where was Longwe Twala?
• CR points finger back at Mkhwebane
• Battle for Zulu throne back in court
• ‘Slimes dam disaster preventabl­e’
• Hard living for child gangsters on
• KZN hospital is in ‘toxic meltdown’
• Dozens killed in latest Sahel militant attack
• Anger over Nile marsh dredge plan
• People with albinism attacked
• Simplicity is the ultimate power
• This old Landie’s full of character
• Denny farm fire could be arson
• Wall Street stages recovery from rout
• Fraud plagues public and private sectors, says watchdog
• Renewables may do Eskom in
• Elizabeth, an agent of British ‘soft’power
• Women, your’e on your own
• Kings, queens and looted legacies
• Unions essential to working class in a capitalist society
• Juggling act needed to end power crisis
• The end of cash-for-votes a long shot
• How to reverse the death of democracy
• Working towards better employment outcomes for highly vulnerable youth in South Africa
• Amapiano’s top 10 tunes
• The evolution of amapiano
• Superstar. Convicted criminal
• Women play multiple roles in
• Thandi Ntuli explores the sense
• Building a legacy on the business of beauty
• And the award goes to…
• ONE SHOW, TWO TAKES: USHER’S TINY DESK CONCERT
• EDITOR’S NOTE
• Arlene Maharaj: Stepping out with courage
• DBSA high tea honoured women from all walks of life
• Kim Sanderson: Healing from trauma as a catalyst
• Degracia Kumalo: Staying resilient in a male-dominated sector
• Nangamso Maponya: Taking your power back
• Maxoli Hlope: Leaving corporate for the developmen­t sector
• DBSA helps to finance green projects

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