Mail & Guardian - 2023-07-21

• Accused baby stealer acquitted
• M&G gets new board chair and acting CEO
• Diplomacy saves the day (and Brics)
• The price South Africa is paying
• Diary of a Stalingrad diehard
• Grid won’t collapse, says Eskom
• Military vets want R4.2m reparation­s
• Former soldier’s lonely battle
• Wheels of change turn too slowly
• There’s enough out there for all of us
• Wentworth drug wars claim more young lives
• Pioneering project to track storms
• Al Jaber, the enigma who heads COP28
• Cause of Joburg blast still unknown
• Body count in Kenya starvation cult case passes 400
• Threatened cabaret gets to dance on
• Refugees’ rent soars in Cairo
• Outlander strikes the right chord
• Popping the Omoda Chery
• Competitio­n ramps up in retail sector
• Durban businesses: sewage in the sea will harm tourism
• Youth use credit to supplement pay
• Moves to privatise Durban’s port
• SA has moral obligation to back Palestine
• Mandela would resent the statues
• No Vlad. Too bad. So Sad
• Remembranc­e, a cautionary memory bank for peace
• Disentangl­e ourselves from our trauma
• Debt relief needs to be reimagined
• Master of Philosophy in Social Policy and Developmen­t
• The birth of an anti-apartheid warrior
• Unlocking the power of self-love with Skin Renewal Aesthetic Clinics
• One-hander about a woman
• Assassin hits hard
• Tosca for Joburg Theatre in July – Presented by Cape Town Opera
• IF THERE’S ONE THING YOU DO THIS WEEK ...
• OBJECTS OF DESIRE
• Digging deep on a serial killer

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