Mail & Guardian - 2024-04-19

• ‘IFP keeping coalition doors open’
• Grass not greener for undergroun­d
• Ambition through the haze of legal uncertaint­y
• A deep dive into the HONOR Magic6 Pro’s advanced technology
• Ganja industry in the country
• Cannabis smokers say police have
• Holy herb is a non-issue for most political parties
• ‘weaponised’ arrests
• ‘Stop resisting the NHI plan’
• IFP challenges DA in Western Cape
• ‘Parliament will deal with election signature forgery’
• Water: 67 metros face legal action
• High court KOS Zuma’s case against Downer
• One plant, many uses – and misconcept­ions
• The sky’s the limit for industrial
• Hemp farming in South Africa
• How weird was Covid lockdown?
• UIF job plan ‘not an election stunt’
• In Egypt, new roads, old problems
• Malawi farmers pushed into starvation
• Blow for women in Senegal
• BMW’S new X2 is 2X as nice
• Plant boost ahead of new SUV
• Will Shein’s shine eclipse SA industry?
• Banks can’t fund dagga industry
• Mining likely to see more job losses
• Durban business confidence improves amid concerns
• US v SA: Antipathy to antimony
• Ramaphosa puts on his boxing gloves
• What it is to be a Jewish anti-zionist
• The green boom in a legal vacuum
• Myths to test and lay to rest
• It’s high time for a joint traffic calming operation
• A viable left is vital for SA, given all the
• SADC elections: Grassroots democracy must be deepened
• Bobi Wine, Uganda’s democracy hunter
• Twenty years of moving from good to great: The Tshwane University of Technology
• Dr Gloria Serobe appointed as TUT chancellor
• THE ORIGINAL SOUTH AFRICAN CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• It’s easy to reach rock Botton
• Philosophy goes beyond superheroe­s and special powers
• Bringing Comic Con to Soweto
• Conflict, migration exposed
• An exquisite musical twilight
• Listen to the water and land
• Creative community rallies to help stricken artist
• New movie celebrates Winehouse

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