Mail & Guardian - 2019-07-05

• Welcome to our good news edition
• Sars A-team tackles state capture
• Mswati wanted Trillian to turn his
• Country into a tax haven
• Mo Sa-la-la-la-lah reduces Islamophob­ia
• Teen who lost her way grasps her second chance
• Child offender closes the circle
• Saul’s bold last stand for the ANC
• ‘Accidental’ author climbs bestseller list
• Fun and games that change lives
• Vegan bottles to the rescue
• How to catch a serial killer –
• The art of unmasking the hunters of humans
• And why SA is good at it
• The father of Alexandra: ‘I was
• ‘Line up until it’s your turn’
• Born to serve, it’s my calling’
• This pee test could save your life
• Life and love in the cancer ward
• Diaspora responds to Idai
• CONTINENTA­L DRIFT
• Our fears don’t tell the whole story
• Raw power dumped on farms
• BIZ BRIEFS
• Fintech fills the funding gap
• CCMA cases pile up with new law
• Greener cars have truly electrifyi­ng potential
• Failure to fix the economy will undo Cyril
• Youth, dare to dream
• EFF hypocrisy and our prejudice
• VERBATIM
• Hacking while Kwazulu-natal burns
• Why I support active euthanasia
• Beware the psychopath boss
• Trump pays in messiah money
• Leadership can fix poor schooling
• What’s the real value of a PHD?
• ANC spy under gunfire
• Good, evil and poetry in between the stories
• Words that shatter the silence
• When bouncers shoot bouncers
• SA Book Fair will rock
• Brings the past into the future
• Makhanda: No more lullabies
• Does it help us to remain “disadvanta­ged”?
• The abject are the subject
• Bafana and Egypt in pressure pot
• Cameroon’s keepers of faith: Onana and Ondoa
• Pragmatic Netherland­s look to scupper US juggernaut in Women’s World Cup final
• Amateurs revive fever-pitch soccer
• A walkabout at Wimbledon

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