Mail & Guardian - 2024-05-03

• Kodwa faces R1.6m ‘bribe’ charges
• Mbalula’s office tied to list fiddling
• Gen Z faces ‘happiness v reality’
• ANC sets date for Zuma’s disciplina­ry hearing
• Board snubs king’s lawyer on land audit
• Zibi: Donors are moonshot pact’s architect
• IEC: Only Zuma can deregister MK
• Holomisa eyes premier position
• Ekurhuleni mayor’s jobs plan an election stunt, says EFF
• Goldman prizewinne­rs took on Shell
• Hope for victims of poisoning
• Zuma case hints at electoral court weaknesses
• IEC argues that the electoral court
• Blind people’s group to sue Uber over discrimina­tion
• Grant project helps youths find jobs
• ‘Decriminal­ise magic mushrooms’
• South African businesses embrace AI
• The DA’S new economic policy promises ‘neoliberal utopia’
• Tiny army unclogs Harties Dam
• Burkina Faso in media crackdown
• In struggling Niger, those who can do so, leave
• Chad leader has daddy issues
• Crocodile legends live on in DRC
• Beijing show dazzles with debuts
• A workhorse – and a weekender
• Al plan could protect SA’S economy – and people
• Anglo’s Wanblad won’t go easily
• Minimum wage stance won’t get the DA a raise
• Multipolar world puts US on edge
• Perils of provoking students
• Lashings of irony ahead of poll
• Weighty win a comfort or a threat?
• Guess who got Ma Mbeki’s vote
• Abahlali’s support for the EFF is smart
• Is social security spending too high?
• Integrate mining with developmen­t
• Why the algorithmi­c boss is not all bad
• Palestinia­n Armenians fight to
• Darkly funny tale of two cities
• A genuine musical trendsette­r
• Get your stylish footwear to these festival picks
• Seeing the heaven inside us
• That beautiful connection ...

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