Daily Maverick - 2021-06-26

• EFF march flouted regulation­s amid Gauteng’s deadly third wave.
• Trans weightlift­er’s inclusion for Tokyo courts controvers­y
• Ports - Slowly chipping away at Transnet’s monopoly
• Malusi ‘Win-Win’ Gigaba, the smooth sycophant
• The Real Housewives of State Capture
• Ace gets his day in court
• KZN and W Cape prepare for the deadly third wave
• Inside Gauteng’s terrifying 3rd wave
• A snapshot of global Covid-19 vaccines
• Okay, you’re vaccinated. What now?
• AfriForum fills municipal gap
• Cop committee slips up on standards of openness
• Ten specialist­s approved for Eastern Cape’s Livingston­e Hospital
• Guptas used terrorist network to channel money and also paid Zuma’s legal fees
• MeerKAT reveals vast cosmic trails created by ‘intergalac­tic blowtorch’
• Scientists hunt space dust falling on Earth to learn how the elements were made
• Mandela’s podiatrist-turned-media ‘mogul’ decouples himself from reality
• Why can’t we live together? The story of a Johannesbu­rg park The homeless people of Alberts Farm Conservanc­y open up about the challenges of living outdoors and why they would rather stay in the park than in a shelter
• Cry for the victims of wildlife conflict
• SA doctors to perform reconstruc­tive surgery on young boy mauled by hyena
• Brazil’s ambassador or toxic evangelist?
• Hong Kong readers get their last bite of pro democracy Apple Daily
• The death of a boy who liked bicycles
• On a not so straight and narrow path
• Why white memory is a problem – and why people need to remember with care
• The Age of Cowardly Leadership
• Active approach needed to eradicate race-based inequality
• Timol case will not be stayed
• Animal planet: When God made giraffes, was he having a laugh?
• We sure don’t need another political party
• Zena Jacobson
• We need another ‘DM168’ that speaks to all
• WE CAN DO IT ON OUR OWN, BUT SOUTH AFRICA NEEDS MUCH MORE THAN RAMAPHOSA’S CATCHPHRAS­ES TO EFFECT REAL CHANGE – IT NEEDS TOUGH DECISIONS TO BE IMPLEMENTE­D
• From Equinox to Solstice
• The search for the pot of gold
• IMF proposes internatio­nal carbon floor price to keep global warming below 2°C
• Mining companies jump at Ramaphosa’s expanded energy offer
• Getting vaccinated will not cancel policies, assurers say
• Physios and others claim medical aid clawbacks are unfair
• Hub gives hope to scale up vaccines
• Predictabl­e carbon price increases will help ensure green swans do not turn black
• Competitio­n heats up in JSE Investment Challenge
• Omnia profit surge provides shareholde­rs reason to smile
• Prosus and Naspers shine, but the basics may be wobbly
• Sculptor creates 30 life-size wax statues to celebrate Mandela
• Rapid testing is a shot in the arm for healthcare industry
• Four smart ways to unlock working capital
• People live longer nowadays, so make sure you are putting enough away for retirement
• Where SA retirement funds go from here
• Municipali­ties have plenty of finance staff, but the truth is few are competent to do their jobs
• Third wave is unlikely to derail SA’s recovery
• Gloomy outlook for ZAR after a spell in the sun
• Making the case for mandatory vaccinatio­n
• Agribusine­ss needs service delivery
• Karpowersh­ip fails to make a plausible argument for its very dirty technology
• Municipali­ties in South Africa
• BRAND VALUE
• No Cannes do? But Lions can
• Report shines a light on government’s role in supporting the media industry
• Take a balloon ride to space
• Lawmakers pledge to use legislatio­n to break hold of internet behemoths stifling competitio­n
• E-commerce took off despite the government’s meddling
• Google and Jio phone targets Indian market
• Proteas reignite their fight around a fire with some straight talking
• Dlamini will become first black South African to ride in the Tour de France
• The footballin­g gods are blessing fans with a Euros that could go any which way
• Bok stocktake: challenges loom large
• 2021 Lions tour will be a mere facsimile of the real thing
• Goalkeeper Bruce Bvuma is playing for keeps
• Soweto hybrid biking culture
• Story of an African journey
• Dumile Feni’s ‘African Guernica’
• How fear, anxiety – and the love hormone – separate us
• Rejuvenati­on biotechnol­ogy: a ‘bloody’ fountain of youth? A ‘bloody’ fountain of youth?
• A mental health toolbox for feeling better during the third wave
• From the ground up: the importance of good soil
• Juniper & Gin, a devil of a match
• When butterflie­s sip turtle tears
• (Almost) 20 questions with Marianne Fassler Tannie Maria’s lamb pie recipe will mend a yearning heart

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