Mail & Guardian - 2024-02-23

• DA victory – but no smoking gun
• Gauteng government ‘turns blind
• King wants control over Zulu land
• MPS vote to remove Judge Hlophe
• Court hands DA humiliatin­g defeat
• Pres still more popular than party
• Techpreneu­r solves health problem
• Gauteng PPE contract ‘unlawful and invalid’
• Meyiwa: State silent on witness
• NSFAS pilot accommodat­ion project is a ‘time bomb’
• ‘Beware of political interferen­ce’
• Unease over JSC judge decision
• Invasive beetle fells mighty oaks
• ‘Crime to spray herbicide on Vaal’
• James Small went large in rugby,
• Ghana ignores shipbreaki­ng rules
• Chad’s jobless graduates cling to public sector dream
• Angola ‘slavery’ fuels first-ever general strike
• Nigeria booze ban bruises spirits
• A new era for UK sports car brand
• Contender for best-value 4x4 SUV
• Transnet bailout ‘not inevitable’
• Move to tap forex reserve is ‘sensible’
• Drained state hurts the economy – and more
• SA’S political reality in 2024 is bleak
• Comfortabl­y numb for survival
• ANC dodges deployment bullet
• Shipping livestock must stop
• Political chaos as fiscal policy
• Corruption clawbacks inspire hope
• Tasks set by Nelson Mandela remain unfinished business
• Racism and moral superiorit­y: The left’s
• Latest contributi­on to the confusion
• Bridging gaps in Integrated Resource Plan
• Africa’s need: Strong states or freedom?
• The practical, religion-agnostic
• Echoes of Khojaly: Commemorat­ing the 32nd anniversar­y of a tragedy
• THE ORIGINAL SOUTH AFRICAN CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Tapestry of life through film’s lens
• Short film project pushes against current
• Mahlangu’s show traces the patterns of her career
• Put your body clock to rights
• No murder in media wars
• Album trips off the tongue
• Less legend, more human
• True crime television can teach

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