Mail & Guardian - 2018-11-16

• ANC mobile network plans fail
• Mogoeng absent for more
• The break-ins we didn’t hear about
• ‘I have enemies; I don’t know them’
• Gauteng school feeder zones expanded to 30km
• More trauma for abused schoolboys
• Reading, the balm to pain
• Dirty tricks haunt the race
• Politics tops questions for NDPP job
• Advocate, state lawyer suspended
• Ramaphosa’s Disprin plan is working
• Poya launched private probe into rail regulator board
• ANC women want more than 50%
• Courts deliver big wins for environmen­t
• SA is blowing its carbon budget
• SABC’s crisis plan fails to impress MPs
• Court battle dims electricit­y project
• Axed branch leaders take on ‘dictatoria­l’ national leaders
• Ghostbuste­r cleans up ANC branches
• ‘Mangope’s a devil, he pushed me out’
• Prepping for the world’s biggest move
• Mental health and the case for SAPS
• Taming Kenya’s matatu madness
• CONTINENTA­L DRIFT
• Advantage Kabila in poll race
• Zambia’s slide to authoritar­ianism
• The business of fake science
• Land: ‘Financial suicide’
• Enterprise claws its way back after listeriosi­s outbreak
• Nedbank stands by its actions
• Banks called out over Gupta heists
• A good reason to get tanked this Christmas
• Activists go for weakened mining
• Is it rational to vote for one of the big three?
• Climate control lies with us
• Business, be a force for good
• Gigaba’s sword: His ethics
• Gigaba’s Uber-hard times ahead
• Parties have a duty to reveal their donors
• Turn Africa’s cities into vertical farms
• Face the challenge of racial ambiguity
• Take women’s rights into cities’ streets
• Cyberbulli­es a threat to new media
• Walk the talk against GBV
• Heat waves not in retrograde
• Free State explores statutes on statues
• Instil discipline in schools but don’t break the pupils
• Context informs schools history report
• Lilizela Awards to showcase the best of South African tourism
• A roadmap to success
• Nations League gets competitiv­e
• Hamilton: Keep F1 where it’s popular
• Transforma­tion strays into touch
• Strong-willed Scots ready to match ambitious Boks
• Teething Sundowns ready to bite
• PSL coaches on the ropes
• THE ORIGINAL SOUTH AFRICAN CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Banyana Banyana
• Bafana Bafana
• Heal yourself by healing your ancestors
• Struggling artists get a boost
• Sho Madjozi’s musical lineage is larger th
• The other South African ‘Sara’
• Of Europe’s curiosity
• Learn to selfcare in a selfless way
• Celebrate anniversar­y of black
• Apartheid assassin
• Artist’s union
• Mash comes alive on stage

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