Mail & Guardian - 2019-05-31

• Cyril aligns cogs in his Cabinet
• Premiers signal virtue in provinces
• Zikalala’s clean-up should scour director general first
• Cyril aligns cogs in his Cabinet
• Registrar gets tough on unions
• VBS Mutual liquidator­s target KPMG
• Durban’s sewage woes continue
• Body found in KZN hospital ceiling
• Promised land becomes the land
• Of broken promises
• SA’S suburban camera creep tests privacy
• ANC, DA discuss trading Scopa positions
• Gordhan fires back at Mkhwebane
• MECS, not Angie, have to fix schools
• Class fluidity ruled in ancient Zim
• Motsamai journeys from prison to Parliament
• Ageing and the secrets of our genes
• What happened after Esidimeni?
• Cultural imperialis­m with Chinese
• Characteri­stics
• CONTINENTA­L DRIFT
• Dictators never rule alone
• Reserve Bank sounds frank warning
• Merged ministries a mixed bag
• BIZ BRIEFS
• SA’S grocery giants stomp on small, independen­t stores in non-urban areas
• Wiese denies self-service accusation­s
• UK and the ‘Axis of Avoidance’ tax the world’s patience
• Treasury widens SA’S tax net
• Modi victory secures illiberal, majority rule
• Cabinet picks boost gender equality
• Juju’s words can hurt
• No perks for Swedish MPS
• VERBATIM
• Cyril, Emery have tricky kickoffs
• Citizen participat­ion is essential to change government
• SA youth seek and have fluid identities
• Use ‘soft skills’ to stop bias in academia
• Immigratio­n Act upended by legal chaos
• Mabuza’s moves exposed Ace’s (under)hand
• A dark spiral skewers sleep
• You’ve got (sincere) mail
• Questionin­g the answers
• Ain’t no mountain high enough
• It’s Banyana’s D-day landing
• Guile vs power in all-english Champions League final
• World Cup is anyone’s oyster
• DON’T MISS
• Moving encounters with misfit
• Trawling the streets of Asia for food
• Our starch cravings date back to cave dwellers
• Rap rebel without a pause
• Our land of empty promises
• Collective Ocean Action
• No single nation has the capacity
• Internatio­nal Indian Ocean expedition
• Combatting fisheries organised crime
• A woman seaweed farmer called Padima
• World’s most advanced ocean research vessel
• Democratis­ing Marine Research
• New marine robotics unit
• Sewage and contaminan­ts in Cape Town sea
• Fish species overexploi­ted or collapsed
• Coastal link in the origins of human awareness
• Tackling the ocean plastics problem now
• Era of marine spatial planning
• One Ocean Hub
• Institute for Coastal & Marine Research (CMR)
• Raggy Charters Whale-watching
• IUCN Marine Mammal Task Force includes SA
• India Rapidly Gearing Up
• Is the MBA dead?
• What kind of a leader do you aspire to be?
• Who needs an MBA?
• Is the MBA dead?
• Management Education 4.0 – The future of the MBA

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