Mail & Guardian - 2022-06-10

• More Gupta associates face arrest
• Cyril survives party challenge, but
• Fraser’s attack not unexpected
• Day in court still far off for Guptas
• Police boss linked to more killings
• ‘Flying ships’ can slash fossil fuel use
• Drug abuse ‘intertwine­d with joblessnes­s’
• Smiling lawyer extracts admissions
• Port St Johns flood victims left adrift by authoritie­s
• Vital ‘water towers’ undervalue­d
• ‘Recognise African research’
• Respirator­y virus kills 100 000 children worldwide
• How to solve Eskom pain at home
• Father fights for custody of child
• Aviwe Jingqi wants to be the fastest down the hill
• Artificial intelligen­ce: The woman
• Economy grows to pre-pandemic levels
• Warning: No airline ticket price hikes
• ANC lacks will to push for change
• Momoniat appointed treasury’s acting director general
• War, diamonds’ best friend
• Rising activity in Africa’s insurance market
• Spy boss Fraser brings out his wrecking ball
• The ANC is sleepwalki­ng into oblivion
• Knees-up at Sun City, Season Two
• We can learn good lessons from Australia’s‘green wave’election
• Foreign policy stance can result in a trust deficit
• Found guilty by the new Star Chamber
• Eskom far from being the only culprit
• Russian embassy rejects accusation of ‘provoking global famine’
• Dudula’s Afrophobia won’t create jobs
• A case for educationa­l justice in Africa
• SAWIL Sandton launch and business breakfast
• Should alcohol be in schools?
• Linden’s The Whippet Turns 10
• Capturing the moment
• Recognitio­n a century later for
• DJS find a home in amapiano
• ONE SHOW, TWO TAKES: ‘SAVAGE BEAUT Y’
• HEALTH REFORM
• OPPORTUNIT­IES FOR HEALTH REFORM
• RECOMMENDA­TIONS FOR HEALTH REFORM
• CONCLUSION

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