Mail & Guardian - 2017-08-04

• Bitter aftermath of sexual abuse
• Zuma’s rule has savaged the NDP
• In or out, JZ remains a problem
• The ANC’s not-so-secret seven
• I can steady the Sassa ship, says Bhengu
• Politics and money make poor bedfellows
• Crooks, cons among party donors
• ‘We’re not racist; just give coloureds a chance’
• Timol probe unfolds like a whodunit
• Sins of the father: Parents of expelled pupils go to court
• A dream defended: Namibia’s
• First crop of doctors graduates
• The managed succession
• Uneasy anticipati­on in Nairobi – and why is Mbeki so silent?
• The divided nation
• The foregone conclusion
• CONTINENTA­L DRIFT
• Rastas finally at home in their Zion
• Art of listening is at heart of true democracy
• Lift the veil on party funding
• McKaiser’s mission is short-sighted
• In despair over elections
• Preschool for Industry 4
• Citizen power will save us
• China steps into the gap left by the US
• New anti-nuclear treaty legitimise­s the fight for disarmamen­t
• Juju Mao and an attack of acid reflux
• Don’t follow the Pied Piper
• ‘SA must build a science industry’
• It’s not science fiction – it’s the creation of human spare parts
• City Manager cleaning house
• Women help to maintain law and order in Ekurhuleni
• There is more than one answer to the legacy of Mandela
• From outputs to impacts: The changing role of higher learning institutio­ns in Africa
• Stampede: We’ve been here before
• Chips down as clubs sign and purge
• Mahlasela secures Celtics
• THE ORIGINAL SOUTH AFRICAN CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Jonevret makes history
• The Lions’ long journey to the final
• Heads in the sand over Gupta listing
• Stockpiles of cash ‘ripe for reinvestme­nt’
• Banks stash their cash for good reason
• Lobolo: Saving for the price of love
• SA’s poser: Technology vs wages
• Artists beyond South Africa’s borders
• Don’t miss
• Great Middle Eastern films you’ve probably never heard of
• Ungluing a window on Siopis’s mind
• We flew out of the creative nest
• The Rasta roots of Zim dancehall
• Dangor’s fruit is still bitter
• Ode to a landscape dreamer

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