Mail & Guardian - 2018-11-23

• Communicat­ions ministry gets sixth new minister
• Cyril can’t lose the wicked trio – yet
• JZ’s deal with apartheid spymaster
• They would die for Bo-Kaap
• After years of barking, the AG gets teeth
• Noncomplia­nce has become the norm
• Offline horrors hit home affairs
• Bo-Kaap divided over developers
• EFF seizes on divisions in the ANC
• SA fiddles while world burns
• Gas prospector­s to explore three provinces
• How two million children go hungry
• Mine fight goes on, despite ruling
• ‘Zwelithini is not collecting rent, the Ingonyama Trust is’
• Gordhan decries EFF attack on daughter
• Cops can’t cope with hate crimes
• SA’s Poles recall a bitter journey
• Should you believe Motsoaledi’s hype about the ‘foreign threat’?
• Could your favourite
• Birth control put you at risk of HIV?
• ‘Crocodile’ shows his instinct is still to bite
• Hope flickers in disappoint­ed Zim
• CONTINENTA­L DRIFT
• ‘Targeted crackdown’ on society
• The shortlist: Africa’s
• Best inventions
• Shaun’s new job: Murder in Lesotho
• Failing Eskom cripples one and all
• Red flags raised over Black Friday
• BIZ IN BRIEF
• Sweets for my sweet, sugar for my levy
• Insurance payments demands clients’ honesty
• IMF backs state-issued digital currency
• The issue of money and death is vulgar
• Malema plays a dangerous game
• Eusebius has an agenDA
• Mines department inspectora­te too weak
• Rights undermine miner
• Service delivery’s up shit street
• Continent must be smart about funding
• Customary law can pose problems for widows
• Election season brings the conflation of party and state
• Technology can uplift world’s ‘bottom billion’
• South Africa’s entreprene­urs remain elusive
• The fear of the feminine is futile
• The blank black and criminalit­y
• Multicultu­ral SA offers a great benefit
• UCT aims to make IT appealing to women students
• Basic education is failing the economy
• The goal is to end GBV in its entirety!
• We are all partners in the eliminatio­n of Gender- Based Violence
• Energy and enthusiasm abounds in the tourism sector
• Lilizela Award winners announced
• Tax-free investment­s
• Research is the bedrock of TUT
• Go shopping to boost PSL season
• A Wales win would seal Boks’ tour
• THE ORIGINAL SOUTH AFRICAN CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Players whose stars are on the rise
• Banyana on tough quest for glory
• Winnie ‘unashamedl­y’ resurrecte­d
• Ngobeni’s beautiful nightmare
• ‘Woza Sisi’ tracks the ways of street hairstylis­ts
• ‘Five Bhobh’ is a taxi to the end
• Hair-raising six hours every six weeks
• Learning to commune with the dead
• ‘Sankomota’ ode
• ‘Homeland’ is a thriller,
• But one with depth
• Explores a cultural treasure
• Water and sanitation launches guidelines on menstrual hygiene
• Laying bare the basics of science for community developmen­t
• Women prove that social franchisin­g can work
• Commercial­ising social services helps everybody concerned
• Women entreprene­urs make it with WRC’s support
• Building a secure water future for South Africa by creating an innovative sanitation market

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