​The Hawks have no case against Gordhan, which is going to be a real test for the NPA (M&G)

Click here to read this message online. Free Edition 30 August 2016 ​The Hawks have no case against Gordhan, which is going to be a real test for the NPA Columnists | Serjeant at the Bar "The Constitutional Court put a firm end to the further litigation by the two justices when they dismissed a second appeal lodged with the court." (Delwyn Versamy, M&G) The Hawks have again illustrated the danger of state institutions that do the political bidding of their political masters and fail to follow the law. Pretoria Girls High School pupil: I was instructed to fix myself as if I was broken National | Ra'eesa Pather Pupils claim that, along with hairstyles, language and associations are tightly regulated at the Tshwane school. ANC risks internal war as Pravin Gordhan is investigated by the Hawks National | Arabile Gumede and Amogelang Mbatha Opposition parties and analysts have said Zuma and his supporters may use Gordhan's probe to install a more compliant finance minister. Pravin Gordhan should face the music, says ANC's Jessie Duarte National | Govan Whittles The ANC deputy secretary general has described Gordhan's refusal to report to the Hawks as part of an international campaign against South Africa. Treasury disputes Eskom claims on Gupta-linked firm National | Paul Burkhardt The department says any legitimate business should have no issues with transparency. Malawi's sick prisons: Inmates go hungry as budgets dwindle and food prices soar Bhekisisa Opinion | Nicolette Jackson As a food crisis unfolds in the country, prisons lack money to purchase even simple food stuffs such as maize flour and beans. ​#CulturePop: Teacher don't teach me nonsense: The right to speak our truths Arts and Culture | ​Kuntha Ndimande From black girl magic in Pretoria to Drake's declaration of love, we are proudly loudmouths EFF's Fana Mokoena calls out Pretoria Girls High for 'suppressing blackness' National | Thulani Gqirana The party's acting national spokesperson, Fana Mokoena, says a 'white minority culture' is dictating how black people should behave. UPDATE: Eskom 'shocked' by Treasury's biting remarks on coal contracts inquiry National | National Treasury The National Treasury is surprised by media reports of Tegeta "warning" and threatening to interdict the department should it release a report. Auditor general report shows Prasa has R13.9-billion in irregular expenditure National | Ra'eesa Pather Of the R13.9-billion in irregular expenditure, R9.8-billion came from the previous financial year. Premium content from M&G's Daily Edition: At the heart of Eskom's vast network is a strategic hub that keeps things running Business | Sarah Wild A small group of experts constantly monitors the workings of the system and stays abreast of new developments. Less dirty, more rhythmic – pole dancing is all about confidence, comfort and choice National | Rebecca Davis Confidence and strength are some of the lessons learnt in pole dancing — the rewarding movement form that has its roots in stripping ​Catch-22: The pressure of being children of musical greats like Kuti and Simone Arts and Culture | Kwanele Sosibo Family dynasties of musical legends allow us to vicariously indulge our nostalgia – but, surely, there's a purpose beyond that. ​Child abuse can be curbed if the will to keep our children safe is tangibly realised Analysis | Catherine L Ward, Lillian Artz & Patrick Burton South Africa is on its way to being a pathfinder country in the realm of preventing violence towards children – but more can and needs to be done. Subscribe to access this content Unsubscribe View online View PDF Pause Subscription

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