Mail & Guardian - 2023-12-01

• Safe to swim in ‘clean’ Durban sea
• Country goes to the polls under a shadow
• Madiba would not have tolerated
• Socrates, Mandela and dignity
• The loss of servant leadership
• Limpopo star of ANC list process
• EFF scoffs at exodus of members
• Municipal debt threatens JET funds
• Africa’s top 10 for press freedom
• The ship that fixes our internet
• Zimbabwe rail runs out of road
• A new chapter in the EV narrative
• Which diesel gets the best grades?
• Eat, pray, invest: Naspers sees gold
• COP28 talks no place to boost fossil fuels, says Figueres
• No use for Madiba nostalgia
• Israel’s intent: The death of a historic city?
• We need to talk (carefully)
• Beware ‘intelligen­ce’ reports
• COP28 can tackle the climate crisis – if we all play our part
• What to look out for at COP28
• Why you shouldn’t support any political party: a philosophe­r’s perspectiv­e
• COP28 must resolve climate finance
• How can we teach in a time of genocide
• Population growth raises ethical questions about its control and
• The natural environmen­t
• Film explores tech’s power
• THE ORIGINAL SOUTH AFRICAN CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Spaces and minds in progress
• ‘At last, I’m a communist ...’
• Clearing up the ghosts of a song with a mysterious history
• Stir over song of solidarity
• Restoratio­n project bears fruit
• Fashioning meaning in art
• Clothing characters in identity
• Welcome to the M&G’S Greening the Future awards
• Duncan Macfayden
• Freeme Wildlife
• Gabriella Leighton
• Uvemvane Lwe-afrika & Kloof Conservanc­y
• Derick du Toit
• Sam Ralston-paton
• CCBSA, local communitie­s join forces to help create a World Without Waste
• Le Lenferna
• Greenpeace frica
• Arlyn endricks Bashkaran andyar & Avuyile Kewana
• Clean Creatives SA
• Climate usticechar­ter ovemenent
• 3\TIGOIVW -RZIWXMKEXM­ZI )RZMVSRQIRX­EP .SYVREPMWQ
• =ELRE 1ELEVEN
• Mariette Liefferink
• Mining Affected Communitie­s United in Action
• Protect the West Coast
• Kirsten Youens & Janice Tooley
• Mcdonald’s South Africa takes a paradigm shift towards sustainabl­e agricultur­e
• S sustaina le agricultur­e tea
• Eter tuart
• Usisi e Mase o
• O inic ai oo
• Nnamoriti onemolala
• HONOR releases inaugural ESG report
• Ircular nergy
• Lastics act
• Eetness a angu
• M en ulo M ula a
• Ic ole olo on
• Maskam Water
• Visionsof Change Southafric­a
• Statement from the Board Chair: Mr Mahesh Fakir
• SAMSA Board of Directors’ Profiles
• A statement by SAMSA ACEO, Mr Tau Morwe
• Boating safety – A key SAMSA priority across all of South Africa’s waters
• SAMSA’S Captain Thobela Gqabu appointed to the top leadership of the IOMOU on Port State Control
• Securing South Africa’s natural environmen­t from oil spills
• Keeping a constant eye on wide blue ocean horizons
• Maintainin­g a global standard of maritime sector education and training without compromise:
• Hamba kahle, arrivederc­i, totsiens, adeus, sara mushe, goodbye SA Agulhas!
• SAMSA@WORK: An overview of SAMSA’S four regional offices
• Southern Region:
• Spreading the word about SAMSA
• Maritime research from a developmen­tal perspectiv­e
• Maritime law reform on the go
• The CMTP and SAMSA CMTP Implementa­tion Plan as part of Maritime Policy Developmen­t and Implementa­tion
• Ports Consultati­ve Committee, a key cog in South Africa’s ports management
• Fishers and fishing: Promoting South Africa’s maritime interests
• Stevedorin­g: Safety of workers a primary focus at South Africa’s commercial cargo ports
• Blessed is the hand that gives

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