Mail & Guardian - 2018-11-09

• North West ex-premier punted VBS
• Gama lobby guns for Maria Ramos
• Gordhan details attack on treasury
• African Investment Forum has 306 pipelined projects worth $208-billion
• ANC acts quickly to halt DD fallout
• Rustenburg High shows up its junior school
• Gatvol Capetonian sets its sight on 2019 elections
• CT social housing brought to standstill
• Tainted officials get new jobs
• Residents want trust to pay back ‘illegal’
• Ingonyama Trust strips
• Integrity’s bark worse than its bite
• Women of land
• R6.5-billion lost to alien invaders
• Internet freedom thrives in SA
• Happiness is ... gender-affirming surgery
• Fees battle could set a precedent
• Bionic mushrooms are a thing now
• Astrophysi­cists bicker over extraterre­strial drive-by
• Supportive partners can curb HIV
• Pills, not money, from these ATMs
• Somalia’s cheetah smuggling ring
• CONTINENTA­L DRIFT
• Fear grips Tanzania’s queer people
• SA show at China expo cringewort­hy
• Haemorrhag­ing RAF staggers along
• Will the new scheme fix the broken one?
• Tax dodgy Chevron targeted
• Steinhoff class action is payback
• Climate change Bill needs to be strengthen­ed
• China’s lending spree needs scrutiny
• Elitism remains the enemy of democracy
• M&G made a Brief error
• Journalism under attack in Africa
• ‘Integrity commission lacks integrity’
• Othering is apartheid
• Tenants of the ITB, unite
• Hello! Women voters have real clout
• Accountabi­lity dies when journalist­s are killed
• Rethink the rise in fertility ‘egg safaris’
• Immigratio­n white paper critically flawed
• Ways to be a super queer ally
• Dark forces threaten Member
• Break poverty divide, read to your children
• Race is an obstinate variable
• Transforma­tion taking place in the higher education system
• NIHSS awards scholarshi­ps to more than 600 doctoral students
• New hope for transplant patients
• AmaZulu face a hell of a choice
• Banyana raises a nation’s hopes
• Bobble head or dwarf? Salah statue mocked
• Fifa lifts Club as split hits the fans
• All Blacks call up the big guns for England Test
• Sabotage can undo a coach
• THE ORIGINAL SOUTH AFRICAN CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Rassie has riches aplenty
• Border delays because officials can
• Cultural songs go digital
• ‘Kanarie’: Coming out in a sile
• 12 years a play and still walking
• Shange paid the price for her honesty
• Africa presents in Mexico with its
• Frida Kahlo’s communist ideas revisited
• And rejected
• Take on the dead
• The markings of Zulu rap
• Unity required for Zimbabwe to blossom
• Cresta upgrades hotels to accommodat­e Zim tourist increase
• RwandAir launches route between Cape Town, Harare and Kigali
• Transformi­ng Zimbabwe to a Private Sector-Led Economy
• Opening the economy for business
• Strategic document that outlines the vision for the country’s growth trajectory
• The macro tightrope

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