Mail & Guardian - 2016-10-21

• What Mkhwebane did next
• Abrahams grabs at straws
• Promises the new protector can’t keep
• Sasco to ANC: Test free education
• Student leader shot in the back nine times
• Zuma puts Gordhan on varsity team
• SRC president’s #FallFromGr­ace
• Free condoms and free sanitary pads: We shouldn’t have to choose
• Friars fall out over public protector
• Toughie, the ‘loneliest frog on Earth’, croaks
• School principals score 7%
• Human rights staff round on officials
• ‘Peace conditiona­l on releasing students’
• Trans women risk their lives to be
• Their ‘true, authentic selves’
• A man stuck in a body of a woman
• A choice between ‘my life and
• Test for prostate cancer to prevent it
• My manhood’
• Buhari row over ‘kitchen cabinet’
• Rich countries shirk refugee duty
• Iraqi forces advance on Mosul
• Mbeki set up trough for JZ’s cronies to feed
• Is varsity tuition worth it?
• Feeling a little crazy? It’s not you
• Our greatness is built on Christiani­ty
• Test the testers
• Media suppressed on the continent
• Thank Tambo for shaping our new SA
• Implementi­ng the Paris climate agreement calls for big money
• Older, but not always happier
• True joy is … a rubber Zuma stress ball
• Decolonise science at your peril
• Inequaliti­es increase as fees rise
• Meaningful opportunit­ies at Stellenbos­ch University’s Faculty of AgriScienc­es
• Groomed for greatness: The profession­alisation of executive coaching
• How to quietly rattle Aussie’s cage
• High noon in court for the Guptas
• Hydroponic rooftop farms boost Jo’burg
• Valuable space provides much-needed lessons
• Distress? What distress?
• Lonmin’s Bapo deal ‘in crisis’
• FMF anthem is a historic modern spiritual
• Shaken up, broken and stirred
• Joburg Film Festival tackles controvers­y head on
• Prison film butchers nuance
• Are Dylan’s songs ‘Literature’?
• The w is watc Nasty he kno
• World ching C and ows it
• Dooh tugs at our fragility
• Death of an anarchist
• Breaking free from migrant status
• Unravellin­g inequality: Making public transport for all
• Tackling taxis
• Bringing BRT to the masses
• With road comes risk
• Developing the roads of death
• With road comes risk
• The cost of doing nothing
• Farming changes needed to avert looming food crisis
• Changing tack: back to barter
• Next-gen focus on traditiona­l farming
• Western Cape responds to climate change

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