Mail & Guardian - 2022-09-02

• Cape Town, Ekurhuleni switched on
• Impeachmen­t panel should not have judges on it
• Mantashe silent on ‘mine heist’
• Student debt hobbling economy
• Seven explosive moments
• Mkhwebane spare with truth, records
• Day Zero eases but crisis not over
• Drone to help endangered cedar trees
• ‘Zikalala defeat is not my victory’
• Greylistin­g threat prompts dirty money legal clean-up
• Stakes are high for vegan food firms
• Innovation and leadership to power the continent
• Rise in attacks on Zimbabwe journalist­s and opposition activists
• ‘Stop violence in Zimbabwe before polls’
• ‘I will be married against my will’
• A class act from Mercedes-benz
• Festival was not for real petrolhead­s
• Sasol to step on the (natural) gas
• Collusion: clients vs companies
• Overhaul the Reserve Bank
• Parliament is a playpen for delinquent MPS
• Save students from debt distress
• Terror of old now terrorised
• UNDP works for sustainabl­e special economic zones
• Wind of change blows in Angola
• Stealthy state crimes during disaster
• South Africa’s metros not fit for purpose
• Women’s socioecono­mic rights and empowermen­t: building back better for women’s improved resilience
• Postgradua­te degree programmes
• Tech brings
• A tale of two (art) cities in the
• Dada Khanyisa has made it
• ONE ALBUM, TWO TAKES: ‘RENAISSANC­E’

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