Daily Maverick - 2020-11-14

• The Robin Hood THE KING OF THIEVES
• Strive Masiyiwa embroiled in AU medical app dispute
• Eat your way to better health
• England tour under threat
• Scientists Collective: testing explained
• • Ace Magashule, the ANC’s smallanyan­a skeleton-general
• • Ace’s political warplan
• Bail granted to a defiant Magashule who faces 21 counts of corruption
• Teflon ANC looks solid yet again after by-elections
• Mayor Geoff Makhubo in stronger position to consolidat­e Joburg
• HIV prevention drug is a huge leap forward Ufrieda Ho
• The sad story of a one-limbed monkey
• Nontando Zintle Ngamlana: Making unseen people visible
• Rejane Woodroffe: Climbing a mountain starts with the first step – and takes a lot of moxie
• From driving forklift trucks to fighting for food
• Jobs blight worsens
• Lockdown takes its toll on livelihood and ability to work
• Covid-19 corruption: there’s still a great deal of it going down in Gauteng?
• Tundu Lissu flees amid Tanzania turmoil
• Somaliland: Proof that peace is possible in a tough neighbourh­ood
• Dewani murder: 10 years on
• Riding the wave of success
• The harm of the archaic institutio­n that is the beauty pageant
• FIVE QUESTIONS
• Ghosts of Mbeki-Zuma battle haunt Magashule
• Lifesaver: the PrEP injectable is a game-changer
• The age of hostile takeovers
• US elections: lessons for South Africa’s voting system overhaul
• Elections are on the mind
• How to chuck out the big orange Chucky Doll
• IT’S ABSURDIST TO BELIEVE THAT HUNTING IS A NECESSARY ADJUNCT TO CONSERVATI­ON
• The status of the pandemic in South Africa Professor Wolfgang Preiser
• Smoke and mirrors: SARS’s tobacco battle
• Richemont hitches its wagon to online China retailer after lockdown dents sales
• Dan Matjila’s PIC fightback
• The wait may end SA’s dominance
• Regiments banks on Transnet settlement
• Regiments deal will help its urgent bid to escape liquidatio­n
• Kleptopia: Tom Burgis’s disturbing take on the rise of the predators
• Café serves coffee and care
• In-store shoppers: The new retail job trend hitting SA
• A new narrative around African entreprene­urism
• Back to the basics: Driving the Suzuki S-Presso
• Apple’s bold, Intel-less future
• South African and American relations in a new world order
• US elections boost global markets, but it may be short-lived
• Fiscal policy needs creativity, not convention
• Africa finds its Lincoln, Americans find their inner Bob
• A superpower that will fall apart if Dems don’t think jobs
• Spare a thought for real journalist­s in America
• EMOJI SENTIMENT INDEX
• ‘Abel’ to see opportunit­y where others see adversity
• Reinventin­g the business model for media
• Exhuming the facts about funeral policies
• FINANCE WELLNESS COACH
• Barrelling through a second chance
• The playing fields are still some way from level for women in sport
• Desire for power undermines Stormers’ equity deal
• Motsepe for CAF top job
• Immelman’s road to 2008 green jacket.
• Masks as powerful art
• Rumba in the Jungle
• Fashioning ‘other stories’
• Art, beyond the white cube
• The entwined geniuses of Fela Kuti & Lemi Ghariokwu
• Misanthrop­y and exercise
• A brief history of clouds, capturing chaos
• Small, cute and family-friendly
• Escape from East Germany and the Stasi, only to risk it all once again

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