Mail & Guardian - 2022-04-15

• From princess to unpaid intern
• Putin justifies war goals as ‘noble’ The minimalist sounds of Mars
• Wild storm exposes poor planning
• Gumede eyes provincial treasurer job
• Senzo Meyiwa trial delayed again
• Does Jesus still have meaning for today’s youth?
• Millennial sangomas make best of
• God is an environmen­talist, says South Africa’s
• Combing through the conspiraci­es
• ‘green bishop’
• Danger of exposing dark side of ‘prophets’
• Most churches in LGBTQ+ Dark Ages
• What happened to church during Covid lockdowns?
• Signs on the road to a ministry
• Paul: A heavy cross to bear
• G-d wags His finger a lot but still gives us hope
• MPS gifts: Sheep, a bottle of water, a Galaxy watch
• Digital Vibes: Ethics body clears Mkhize
• Insect army wins water hyacinth war
• Western Cape government appeals River Club judgment
• Buzz Farm’s drones to the rescue
• Mswati’s hand in SADC agenda
• Why treasury may pick an insider DG
• Africa’s ‘inefficien­t’ oil refineries
• Europe is sleepwalki­ng into another world war
• South Africa not above political turmoil
• Things we lost in the floods
• The God of small things
• Together we determine destiny
• Slaves to our own technology
• ‘My queerness is a gift to my community of faith’
• Tech’s good, but ‘people’ factor is crucial
• Heita Bra Khehla!
• The role of Black women in art
• Shame often leads to silence
• A love for art and business leads to owning a gallery

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