Mail & Guardian - 2018-05-04

• The African Union’s #MeToo moment
• EXCLUSIVE
• Magashule turns on ‘turncoat’ DD
• I also wrote to heal
• Whistleblo­wer fingers North West leaders in ‘farm scam’
• Cyril to Supra: Step down or be fired
• Royal relation takes Ingonyama reins
• Coligny stumbles in its shaky
• Steps towards reconcilia­tion
• Saftu opens the door to Cosatu’s Western Cape leader
• Rush of suitors woo De Lille
• Sanco honcho and Zuma sponsor given the boot
• ‘VBS refused to take me seriously’
• Maile: I’m not a robot for Mashatile
• Battle lines drawn in KZN between Jacob and Cyril factions
• Battle to salvage the soul of
• Late payday highlights plight of grade R teachers
• Eastern Cape mud schools progress stalls
• Child porn: ‘The heart of darkness’
• Talk to your children about abuse, says board
• Toilet to tap and back again
• Obesity could be the new smoking
• The hit on Gezahegn Gebremeske­l
• Canada bars Angolan journalist
• CONTINENTA­L DRIFT
• State land grabs fuel Sudan’s crisis
• Mopane worms sound climate alert
• Chad’s strongman gets even stronger
• Cameroon pays the price of gold rush
• It’s the DA’s duty to fix where it governs
• ‘Black Jesus’ falls from grace
• Zim can be the jewel of Africa again
• AU is still a men’s club
• Face our history to end racism
• May Day, it’s our very own day
• We can back SA’s golden girl by challengin­g our stereotype­s
• Good news, Chicken, the sky isn’t falling
• Equal access to water is paramount if South Africa is to change
• Expropriat­ing land won’t rid us of red tape
• The intolerabl­e loss of dignity
• The family unit is in crisis
• Thank you for vaping
• Open varsity gates to the commons
• Why students reject whiteness
• Coega Developmen­t Corporatio­n builds solid African infrastruc­ture
• FameLab South Africa 2018
• South Africa takes gold at internatio­nal science festival
• How to make a good impression
• Giro d’Italia’s Israel start under fire
• THE ORIGINAL SOUTH AFRICAN CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Thrilling clash to end season
• Bad science won’t undo Semenya
• Who will call the PIC to account?
• Transnet pensioners’ R100bn payout a step closer
• Apps for the people by the people
• Netflix has big appetite for growth
• A trade tutorial for Trump
• SA-India sisters call for more government support
• Time to speak out about abusers
• Spat clouds malombo festival
• The real stars of a taxi trip
• Safe spaces: Freedom for honeys
• Artistic odes to the individual
• ‘Seding’ word stew is tough to chew
• The reconfigur­ing of the outlaw in Zimbabwe
• The descendent­s of TKZee
• Africa’s Travel Indaba 2018 seeks double digit growth for tourism
• The significan­ce of Africa’s Travel Indaba to the continent’s economic and social developmen­t
• Twenty-one African countries showcasing at Africa’s Travel Indaba
• Be part of Africa’s rising tourism story at Africa’s Travel Indaba 2018
• Travel and tourism boosts Africa’s economy
• 100 ways to find the Madiba in you
• Tap into people to deliver water
• Increasing our resilience to extreme weather and climate events
• Community standing on its own
• Finer details of community support
• Open dialogues for multiple use water services
• The ideal partner in multiple use water services
• Water Sector Advisory Panel on Weather and Climate
• Increasing our resilience to extreme weather and climate events

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