Daily Maverick - 2021-02-27

• The crumbling house that Ace built
• CLASS OF 2020
• THE RIGHT TO DIE
• ATHLETICS
• KUNG-FLU PANDA
• As Criminal Intelligen­ce implodes, sparring cops skewer South Africa
• High court rules that multi-million rand Limpopo IT tender was fraudulent
• Despite taking a beating, community won’t back down in fight against coal mine
• Mboweni’s fine line divides ANC and its Cosatu allies
• THE FINAL OUTPOST Kleptocrat­s are paving the route to wealth with fear and deep loathing
• R2.9bn in wasteful expenditur­e at DEFF
• At the least, environmen­t minister should fight for clean air
• Want to hear a funny (success) story?
• Virtual reality gives sick children in SA hospitals a chance to make dreams real
• Low-income essential workers who needed childcare help were left out
• Good food on the move in the Skhaftin
• The feast of the goat in Mozambique
• Trial of civilians in military courts violates human rights in Museveni’s Uganda
• A tale of two atypical adventurer­s
• Tearing down reality’s walls
• Sometimes we shouldn’t avoid discomfort by looking for hope
• Let’s not stay locked in our little monolingua­l worlds
• Where are the leaders to defend our Constituti­on?
• Tito’s unseemly klap at Judge Zondo
• Defend our democratic laws!
• Instead of popping a chill pill, try sending a letter
• Your soapbox debate
• HNBHS: INSTEAD OF HAVING MORE GOOD SCHOOLS, WE NOW HAVE ONE LESS
• Response to How Pauwgate unfolded
• Poor sales result in headache for brewer
• Banks, malls take strain Adcock Ingram under the weather
• Tax is anything but a sideshow
• Creditors ‘blindsided’ by SAA’s request for R3.5bn in additional funding
• This is what you need to know
• Mboweni negotiates some tight turns on a credible path to fiscal sustainabi­lity
• In the grip of the grape’s allure
• Driving in times of lockdown: Uber, Bolt and the pivot to survive
• 20 lessons in 20 years: Lesson 11 – Developing a competitiv­e mindset
• Don’t share ‘the keys to your safe’
• Infrastruc­ture building needs to start right here, right now
• Facebook’s foes mount up – first Australia and then Apple
• Thanks to pandemic, medicine is now virtually unrecognis­able
• Skin in the game
• The Australian deal with Google and Facebook does not encourage innovation
• A silver lining in an otherwise miserable and somewhat cloudy affair
• Bond markets prematurel­y second-guess the Fed’s rate hike stance
• Sinkhole opens up beneath SA’s mining industry
• What does cancelling S12J tell us about SA?
• Can SOE drain be plugged?
• Mr Gordhan, reform the SOEs
• EMOJI SENTIMENT INDEX
• Beware the Ides of March
• When children become unwitting weapons in battle between the exes
• Pension predicamen­t: how best to invest a lump sum to supplement an income
• Why do Uber drivers love the Quest?
• Peugeot’s 2008 is gorgeous and it also hurtles happily through swamps
• More than Osaka and Djokovic, sport was winner in the Australian Open
• It’s time for a new story despite trauma of move from Newlands
• Man City are the bookies’ most backed in the UCL horse race
• Pipeline is priority in women’s rugby rebuild
• Covid-19 causing CAF scheduling headaches for Chiefs and Sundowns
• JP Pietersen, unsung hero of the Bok golden generation
• A timely dissection of the Anthropoce­ne
• Up for sale: Pierre Cardin’s surprising and avant-garde holiday home
• Travelling backwards
• Humans of the internet: Social media platforms, algorithms and our need to belong
• Land of milk tart and honey
• Traditiona­l Melktert
• A Glitch In The Matrix
• Sustainabl­e fashion: trendy sunglasses that look good and don’t ruin the Earth in their making
• WE’RE ATTENDING

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