What the Gupta guards saw: VIPs and bags of cash (M&G)

Read this message online. 29 April 2016 What the Gupta guards saw: VIPs and bags of cash Jessica Bezuidenhout They used to provide muscle for the family. Now they've opened up about trips to Zuma's guesthouse, visiting dignitaries and bags of cash. Reserve Bank to stay out of Gupta saga What do the Guptas' employees say? The big fat Gupta wedding Let us expand our collective memory The elders and grandparents who can remember a long way back are edging closer to death. Tshwane DA in candidate list mess National - Carien du Plessis Alleged ties to freemasonry and other conflicts have caused red faces in the Democratic Alliance ahead of municipal elections. Please Call Me inventor unruffled after Concourt victory National - Rebecca Davis Nkosana Makate's calm demeanour belies the turmoil of the past 15 years since he came up with the idea for Vodacom's R70bn free messaging service. EFF's Shivambu plays down war talk National - Matuma Letsoalo Keen to keep the focus on its election manifesto, the EFF has labelled the ANC's treason charges against Julius Malema 'bizarre'. Freedom Charter 'still a wish list' National - Athandiwe Saba The lofty hopes of the iconic document rang hollow for many on Freedom Day, particularly in Kliptown. In the M&G this week – Guptas, Please call me and the DA's list fail National - Staff Writer From startling insights from the Guptas' former guards to an interview with Mr Please Call Me – what to expect in this week's Mail & Guardian. Editorial: Transparency and secrets don't mix Editorials - Editorial The DA is evading to address the issue of whether secret Freemasonry membership can mix with transparent candidate list procedures. Win a copy of Beyonce's 'Lemonade' Music - Staff Reporter Still haven't sipped some of that Lemonade? Now you can - the M&G has five iTunes vouchers up for grabs. Polar bears in struggle to survive Environment - Sipho Kings The melting Arctic ice is forcing them to swim far further than usual to find food, causing a loss of body fat and threatening the lives of cubs. China nets Brazilian football players Sport - Tom Phillips A growing number of Brazilian players are signing for clubs in China, which aims to be a football superpower. Jitters as US coal firms go bankrupt Business - Lynley Donnelly As the global coal industry contracts - with Peabody Energy the latest to go under - experts say local producers won't feel the shock waves just yet. Advertise Your Business Here! More from Zapiro Sondela residents divided on landfill closure There would be nothing wrong with this if it wasn't in the middle of a township that despises the odours, the workers and the system itself. More Multimedia Please stop telling me how not to get raped African Bank — the untold story of the true fallen heroes Naming, shaming and drug policy in Cape Town Reflections on Gaza: How should my people be? Why it's important for our health to get rid of the neoliberal regime Visit Thought Leader Equatorial Guinea's Obiang re-elected with 93.7%. Turn out was 93.7%. The next two got only 1.5% In it to win: The game-changing projects in Africa completed in last year—and those to watch Kenya central bank chief sees Britain's exit from the European Union as biggest risk facing economy If Africa was a football team, most of its top 11 economies would be on the bench. Luckily, the strikers are on form The meaning of Papa Wemba: musical king of the Society of Ambianceurs and Elegant People Visit M&G Africa Client Media Releases Transport sector in state of flux Matrix Vehicle Tracking MTN, Ericsson trial LTE-U network MTN E-skills course produces first graduates Vaal University of Technology MTN appoints chief customer experience officer MTN An unusual path to the Office 365 cloud Soarsoft International

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