Mail & Guardian - 2017-06-23

• Zuma: All is well, you just don’t understand
• Yes, Mbete may – but maybe not
• How Mkhwebane courted Holocaust-denier and BFLF group
• WTF is the public protector up to?
• Ball’s now squarely in Baleka’s court
• Eskom hands power to Johnny Dladla
• Mkhize defends Gigaba
• What the mining charter could have been
• Plans to capture ANC conference
• No power to the pupils – Soweto
• Official neglect penalises pupils
• Schools forced to connect illegally
• DNA of wild sungazers dries up export trade
• Desperate 11th-hour bid to rescue little dragon ‘Smaug’
• No amnesty for DA’s Mbali Ntuli
• Bhekisisa, M&G journalist­s nab top honours at health awards
• AG berates municipali­ty leaders
• Swapping coal for gas keeps world carbon emissions flat
• Abattoir kills biodiversi­ty hopes
• LGBTI-focused national HIV plan launched
• Sadtu digs in over a matter of principal
• Mining charter: Disaster or boon?
• Clinics close as money runs short
• Young docs, be warned: You are alone
• South Africa’s patchy record in Darfur
• UN cutback plan ‘betrays’ Darfur
• ‘I’m the kidnap king,’ brags nabbed Nigerian
• Africa on the Horn of a dilemma
• SA’s promise of true equality still a dream
• A capable, caring state is our right
• Black profs in a Catch-22
• Gupta citizenshi­p tale full of holes
• Highest court at pains over Dlamini ruling
• Joffe, the lawyer who helped put the apartheid regime on trial
• Have an instance on the fence of harmony
• The paradoxes of polyamory
• Refugees have an equal right to healthcare
• South Africans’ stories tell how the country is changing
• Rights of foreign kids trampled on
• Agreement advances profession in SA
• Answering questions of uncertaint­y
• New global organisati­on a boost for accountanc­y
• Informatio­n and computatio­n literacy vital in the digital age
• Amajita set to fill seniors’ boots
• THE ORIGINAL SOUTH AFRICAN CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Lions test the waters for the Boks
• ‘Jellyfish’ fails to impress investors
• Hawks’ slow Prasa probe slammed
• Taxi owners bled dry by credit costs
• Nurturing the yolk in your nest egg
• Lest we forget: Grand histories are built on personal stories
• Don’t miss
• Memorable shows, haphazard production
• Ranjith Kally, our
• Children’s theatre festival cradled creativity and encouraged empathy
• Unremember­ed reminder
• At the heart of cultural appropriat­ion
• Apartheid spy Williamson’s
• Jazz artists follow in Tshabangu’s Footprints
• The politics of Wonder Woman
• Dark heart exposed
• Analysing a film I haven’t seen

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