Daily Maverick - 2020-12-05

• ACE vs CYRIL crumble in the jungle Round 112
• Mboweni & Mchunu make a mess of wage bill negotiatio­ns
• “I dance what I like.” - meet the Steve Biko of SA ballet
• The Currie Cup isn’t won in May, it’s won in January
• Love in a time of prejudice
• Hunger bigger than Covid?
• Truck attacks keep on rolling along SA’s roads
• #FakeNews and lies are amplified on social media
• ‘Threats and workplace bullying’ at Crime Intelligen­ce
• Audit report highlights eThekwini’s poor performanc­e
• Xenophobia in Durban requires urgent action
• Youth to the rescue
• Saved by water and garlic: The story of a Karoo town
• Does activism in South Africa actually work?
• Love in a time of hate & prejudice
• WAR & PEACE
• Three years on, the shot-hole borer continues to eat away at SA’s trees
• More young potential snuffed out
• ‘Ethiopian conflict was avoidable’ ANALYSIS
• Uganda: where running for political office is the equivalent of a death sentence
• A doctor who believes the best medicine is serving others
• As our Constituti­on turns 24, we should turn to SA’s history for inspiratio­n
• Lungisa’s hero’s release should have us worried
• Let’s galvanise our schools into lighthouse­s of knowledge
• Fakes, lies and stereotype­s
• Our Constituti­on: dealing with stress and redress
• South Africa’s Black Friday is the sale retailers could have on any day of the year
• The great Covid-19 vaccine heist: Covax is part of a bigger global health injustice
• The danger of Covid-19 from food is tiny
• DOCUMENTAR­Y DISPLAYS CALLOUS DISRESPECT FOR REEVA
• Bitcoin’s rise creates policy dilemmas
• Huawei’s 5G nightmare is SA’s nightmare too
• Eager EOH not quite out the woods
• FAIS Ombud calls out life insurers
• Small business seethes while the big dogs fight the insurance battle in court
• Local businesses need you
• Farming sector is finding common ground on land
• 20 lessons in 20 years: Lesson 3 – insufficie­nt financial runway
• Master your craft: Focus on what you do best, delegate the rest
• Move over, ‘Mad Men’ – ladies are now leading the charge in advertisin­g
• Your misinterpr­etation of the news is not your fault. It’s ours
• Government tramples roughshod over labour legislatio­n. Why is this okay?
• The rate of South African equine exports is on its last legs. And it’s haemorrhag­ing jobs
• Emerging markets may be beneficiar­ies
• The internet has been a lifeline in 2020 – but not for 3.5 billion people
• Nothing to lose: open the economy to entreprene­urship, investment and creativity
• EMOJI SENTIMENT INDEX
• Maintenanc­e payments are the biggest cost of divorce
• UK’s bold move on climate change
• Tesla inspires another new industry and it’s one South Africa could benefit from
• How a nervous introvert is climbing up world rankings
• Equitable school pipeline essential for transforma­tion
• Pitso may help build bridge to Cairo
• Real Madrid could set unwanted record – and other Champs League takeaways
• Why is SA Rugby leaving black coaches on the bench?
• Nandi King captures emotions with a Polaroid camera
• Travellers on the wings of chance
• A touch of summer
• Beware the violence of intimacy: On consent and safe spaces
• Predator Politics: Mabuza, Fred Daniel and the Great Land Scam
• GMO food, part two: The activists
• Gingerly does it
• Ginger drizzle cake
• Irreverent on the nature of hate
• Learning, or how to track change

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