Mail & Guardian - 2023-11-03

• Africa fails to grasp the moment
• Africa set to leverage East-west
• Ingonyama Trust Board ‘bankrolled’
• ITB withdraws former chair’s appeal in leases case
• Late Zulu king’s lavish lifestyle
• Online registrati­on is working but more need to use it
• IEC gets its Xs in a row for elections
• The long road to a national identity
• ‘Baby Saver havens are not illegal’
• Amadumbe business crisps up
• The effects on Africa are ‘brutal’
• ‘More doctors working this year’
• Zimbabwe’s opposition says youngest MP abducted, tortured
• Freedom no more in Uhuru Park
• Tigray peace but not for Amhara
• The pros and cons of downsizing
• Contender for the hot-hatch crown
• Mini-budget raises questions about SA’S growth prospects
• Cosatu: Agoa must support Africa’s
• Labour’s ‘nothing about us without us’ moment
• Africa in next decade; not a singular story
• Pain is a voice that will free you
• Africa’s better future
• A dated logo is but one of the burdens the power utility bears
• Do coups mean African democracy is under threat?
• Racism, respect and war in rugby
• The vanished Eden of the First People
• Africa’s energy needs versus climate crisis
• Social entreprene­urs excel in finals of Inspiring Impact Challenge
• Erasure, exploitati­on and ego
• A better SA, one stitch at a time
• SA jazz musicians are still lighting fires in London
• Nigerian Afrobeats star makes
• Collaborat­ions look easy
• Running to stand still ... Caster
• Inkunzi emnyama ibuyile – The black bull returns
• The tower of label: Guarding Africa’s fashion IP
• Fashion boom’s frayed edges
• Lady Skollie has an ace in the hole

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