Mail & Guardian - 2023-09-08

• City blaze: Names of 62 still unkown
• ‘It was a place for poor people, it’s
• Of burning buildings, hooting taxis and exploding streets
• Not like we wanted to stay there’
• Politics brings a city to its knees
• Discovery Bank introduces 48-hour installati­on guarantee for solar and back-up power
• Initiative sees Joburg, city of goals
• Saudi Arabia ‘still mulling Brics invite’
• ANC thin on 2019 elections review
• DA challenges Phala Phala report
• SA’S cannabis growers may flower
• Belinda Davids returns to Joburg Theatre
• SA being outpaced on renewables
• Lifeline for Hume’s 2 000 rhinos
• Climate change a threat to health
• Handwritte­n letters a lifeline as Darfur war disrupts communicat­ion
• Saudis using sport to paint over ‘killings’
• Cabo Delgado’s most wanted man
• A sumptuous travel companion
• Vitz elevates the compact car
• Joburg fire: Housing policy fails
• Media workers fold under economic strain
• Can the Springboks do it again for us?
• The Lady R will haunt these shores
• Sputla grooves, Cyril mumbles
• Carbon credits a controvers­ial topic at Africa climate summit
• America’s democracy is in danger
• Cement of Brics bloc will be consensus
• Why we love the Springboks: The green
• Death stalked 80 Albert Street, Joburg
• Bridging the gap: Realigning planning and budgeting in South Africa
• Celebratin­g life after death
• Preserving the environmen­t with modern technology
• Unlocking value through constant evolution
• Positionin­g Africa as a vaccine manufactur­ing hub
• Sending the wrong message
• THE ORIGINAL SOUTH AFRICAN CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Musical reimaginin­g of Can Themba classic The Suit Concert-ized
• A season of kick-ass laughs
• Jiving to pan-african anthems
• Dancing to dystopia all around us
• A celebratio­n of unsung struggle musicians
• Nigerian star is certainly telling them
• Burna Boy builds beat bridges
• IF THERE’S ONE THING YOU DO THIS WEEK ...
• Steps in the right direction

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