Mail & Guardian - 2019-01-18

• Vicious crackdown in Zimbabwe
• Bosasa no stranger to controvers­y
• Agrizzi: ‘I was caught in a cult of bribes’
• ‘Boys’ club’ sex fiefdom exposed
• Safe spaces increase the chances of recovery
• Down and out in the Mother City
• No rush to fast-track expropriat­ion Bill
• Another scandal hits water affairs
• Drowned boy a victim of negligence
• Trouble brews as coffee faces extinction
• Police trainees skip DNA testing
• University is not right for everyone
• Political parties tie their promises to lampposts
• Justice for Cradock Four delayed
• Illegal water use
• Rich estate’s dirty, smelly secret
• Vigilantes face-off with sex workers
• In limbo: ‘Isis children’ in prison
• Gaming pain: The quest for a better
• Life may be going virtual
• Voting data points to fraud in DRC presidenti­al election
• A voice inside me said ‘Run!’
• CONTINENTA­L DRIFT
• Kenya suffers Somali blowback
• Activist poets on the frontline
• Victims can’t rely on ICC for justice
• Not on to use pensions to bail out state
• Kganyago calls out ANC manifesto on the Reserve Bank
• Headaches on wage front
• G&TS will never be the same again
• Ramaphosa talks up SA Inc ahead of World Economic Forum
• The battle of the banks
• ANC haunted by failure but opposition can’t relax
• Corruption in politics and business kills people
• Hope and dignity are our victories
• Thank you Seipati, for going way beyond the extra mile
• Unions must fight the companies Bill
• Doused in black, green and gold
• DA to petition president on rights of voters abroad
• Mine standoff is a licence to rethink laws
• Online nude, offline problem
• Can you spell ‘man bun’ in Futhark?
• Shaping cities goes beyond student beds
• Industry 4.0 is being taken seriously
• Taking on Africa, Sundowns’ style
• Mighty Masinga’s final whistle
• THE ORIGINAL SOUTH AFRICAN CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Bloodlust is just cricket
• Banyana’s payment woes continue
• THE PORTFOLIO
• Don’t Miss
• Albinism in art is unsettling
• JAG exhibition sparks new di
• Msholozi desperatel­y tries for another (po
• Scussion on all your faves
• Litical) hit
• Motswakoli­stas left their mark beyond Mahikeng
• Madjozi a village girl for real?
• Psychology of colour, texture
• Rapacious miners unmasked

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