Mail & Guardian - 2016-09-30

• Profs lecture Protest 101
• Journalist­s get a taste of private security’s brutality
• Violence stirs pot of varsity turmoil
• Muthambi will feel the ANC’s outrage over Motsoeneng
• Heigh ho, heigh ho, it’s off to Mars we go
• Varsity chaos costs R640m and counting
• Cape Town retreat zaps zipline
• Cites shoots down local solutions
• Madonsela replays her gambit
• Phosa, mining and a royal battle
• Gigaba sees a pro-LGBTI home affairs
• Activists ‘heartbroke­n’after police crackdown on Pride Uganda
• How Sassa paid R316-million to a
• Contractor based on a ‘lie’
• Mindfulnes­s through yoga helps
• Prisoners in a myriad ways
• Dakar’s youth wrestle with ethnic gulfs
• World Bank stand on Zim saluted
• Cast out by Malawian mines
• Police fight the nation’s protest rights
• Nation protests, but violence is no solution
• Something rotten at SAA
• Film industry sharks are the top feeders
• We’re a society steeped in violence
• Obdurate SABC insults the judiciary
• Undisclose­d SA developmen­t aid to DRC amounts to billions
• There’s a premium on my humors
• Men learn from men who care
• What’s crazy about
• At a loss for words in the vernacular
• Replace student fees and
• Debt with a graduate tax
• PPPs promoting public works
• Call a thief a thief
• Gautrain — Linking the past, present
• Heritage: the management of the past and future
• And future for sustainabl­e developmen­t
• Fearless adman Mthunzi Plaatjie becomes an AVATAR
• Pitso’s time at last?
• Loftus a leap too far for Wallabies
• Tax havens under attack
• Brand citizenshi­p takes off
• Vodacom stays ahead of the pack
• Tax havens under attack
• Vinyl is music to collectors’ ears
• Turkey’s downgrade alarms SA
• A moment of truth as two worlds collide
• Dololo cares for gqom queen
• Hlabelela: Brothers in purgatory
• It’s lit at the M&G’s book fest
• ‘Native Life’ 100 years afte
• R Plaatje wrote it
• Revisiting cricket and the colony
• Giving a FAKA about
• Black, queer art
• Fresh taste for travel in Africa
• Leadership reaps rewards
• How do we get these scores? TheTCRI methodolog­y
• Reputation­s Reputation vs brand: What’s the difference?
• Highlights from the Top 10
• The number one isn’t resting on its laurels
• Reputation­s Customer is king: people are at the core of reputation
• Nedbank Advertoria­l In reputation we trust
• Helping government bridge the digital divide
• Yellow fever: Huge mobilisati­on to vaccinate millions in Democratic Republic of the Congo
• Pushing the limits: Young South Africans reach with medical humanitari­an aid to those in crisis

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