Daily Maverick - 2022-01-15

• PANTS ON FIRE How the ANC misled SA
• Fast-moving Omicron surges across the globe
• The many symptoms of Covid-19 and its negative effects
• Devastatin­g Parliament fire lays bare safety deficienci­es
• Through the eyes of his family: Who is the alleged arsonist?
• Durban’s beauty marred by political gangsteris­m
• The sound of music quietens the roar of violence in Cape’s ganglands
• Cape Town’s Southern Line almost back on track with new blue ‘People’s Trains’
• Online schools’ popularity boosted by disruption­s caused by Covid-19
• SA’s economic success linked to accessible, affordable early learning programmes
• Mozambican human rights activists seek justice in a corrupt and captured state
• SADC mission stays in Mozambique to fight Islamic State-affiliated insurgency
• Kruger Park and its complex history of conservati­on and dispossess­ion
• Whales: threatened giants of the sea
• Biden pushes showdown on voting rights despite Democrat holdouts
• KAZAKHSTAN
• Strong words spoken by a strong man
• His compassion was born of his very strong sense of justice and courage
• All hail SA’s RET Queen of plot twists!
• Three things from the pandemic we need to keep 1. The curfew
• Sisulu seems to forget SA’s problems are also hers to solve
• SA is facing a departure from a politics of love and service
• Tackling the issues of social injustice
• Zondo Commission: We can recover the State Capture loot – here’s how
• A disaster within a state of disaster – a sorry tale of how it could end for the ANC
• DR IMTIAZ SOOLIMAN DESERVES THE NOBEL PEACE PRIZE
• We, as honest citizens, are complicit in ruinous rot
• Seismic skirmishes as Big Oil eyes South African waters
• Seismic skirmishes as Big Oil eyes South African waters
• Poland may be losing its shine for SA investors
• ArcelorMit­tal: analysts wait to see if it can sustain profit roll
• Social decay puts SA economy at risk
• Innovative start-ups have the edge
• One of the best ways to start your working year is to hold an AGM for yourself
• Tongaat Hulett investors faced with sticky situation
• Tongaat institutes R450m civil claim against ex-directors
• Screws tighten on debt-laden clients
• The pros and cons of converting a retirement annuity into a living annuity
• Fresh start: taking stock of this year’s investment maze
• Sustainabi­lity: ‘It’s not a moral judgement, it’s a business judgement’
• Absa PMI dips in December, signalling a tepid recovery in manufactur­ing
• Inflation, commoditie­s and China will shape SA
• Putting SA on a firm ethical footing is up to us
• Energy crisis marks start of rough journey to a net-zero economy
• There should be a law against state jobs that do not add value
• Private sector’s big ethics problem
• It will take much more than tough talk to implement Zondo’s recommenda­tions
• GOOD CATCH
• Art of perception management
• SA’s media prediction­s for 2022: taking on tech giants to sustain journalism
• The new Lexus ES 300h embraces carbon-neutral future
• BMW’s colour-changing car steals the tech show at CES in Las Vegas
• Could De Kock’s decision to quit Test cricket start a trend in SA?
• Netball Quad Series performanc­e can set Spar Proteas up for massive 2022
• Why hosting Afcon is so important for a divided Cameroon
• Afcon opening-round review: hitches, glitches and, of course, a little football
• Proteas ramp up intensity ahead of ODI showdown with India
• Djokovic reveals that his quest for glory is worth almost any cost
• Proteas’ glorious Indian summer delivers good news for cricket
• Imagining the unimaginab­le
• Redemption Songs in the Karoo
• Searching for meaning in a crisis
• Travelling light How digital nomads are navigating both worlds
• Taking stock, making stock
• Inspiratio­nal dream chasing
• Stepping into 2022 on the right foot
• WE’RE ATTENDING

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