Mail & Guardian - 2020-08-21

• Academia fails women
• ‘No political will to deal with gender issues’
• 702: Vitriol dims the radio’s star
• Unpacking the PPE bonanza
• ANC won’t rake up its bad apples
• Pastor, politician and pension funds
• Sticking it to the boss not so simple
• The unsung heroes of SA’S pandemic
• King’s ‘son’: No well, no fine
• How weight bias affects medical care
• Beyond batteries: Beetle bots
• Sisulu secures a win in the battle of the boards
• Seriti report slammed by activists
• Foul stench of municipal neglect
• Lekwa municipali­ty flouts court order to clean up its act
• Kenyan farmers’ American Dream
• Maternal mortality in Sierra Leone
• CONTINENTA­L DRIFT
• No embassy? Not a huge problem
• Cold War 2.0: We mustn’t pick sides
• SA could take five years to recover
• Denel’s R4.5bn Egypt contract scuppered
• Sars has a plan to fight illicit tobacco
• Tambo in his own words
• Now it’s passes for whites
• Security forces take control of Turf campus
• Back to school (but how long can it last?)
• Jobless relief ... for a while
• The cloud that blew away two villages
• A widow tells how she was ‘taught a lesson’
• Lessons to be learned from partitions
• Mama mia! Here we go again
• Dirty tenders taint all of us
• Civil society’s racism problem
• Reforming the system: Can Electoral Act
• A brief history …
• Changes revive faith in SA’S democracy?
• Robust talks yield results for future learning
• A young girl’s life was failed by department­s of state
• ‘You say nothing. You know
• New non-fiction book reviews
• Last of the old school
• THE LIST: MIA ARDERN’S INFLUENCES

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