Daily Maverick - 2022-03-26

• FIGHT TO THE DEATH
• Gauteng’s ‘new’ Covid hospitals still lie abandoned
• Dam shame as water project stalls due to non-payment of contractor
• Former Knysna CFO bags new Bitou job despite incomplete disciplina­ry hearing
• ‘I have always wanted to come back’
• the lucrative business that is gaining momentum
• Joining all the dots to make black intellects central to the teaching of music
• Queer societies in schools create much-needed safe spaces
• Five years after matric: a queer student reflects on progress
• The stealthy killer in our car tyres
• Acid water trail of death reignites concern over South Africa’s abandoned mines
• What life is like in Russia right now
• AFGHANISTA­N
• Kid Fonque finds success by tuning into the undergroun­d
• Relationsh­ip between petrol attendant and motorist is full of agony and empathy
• Critical race theory can help us dismantle the structural oppression that black people continue to face
• The time of impunity for the murder of activists must end
• Do Look Up! There’s a political asteroid headed our way
• Narrowing the empathy gap in SA
• From blank slate to ‘asking too many questions’ – a man’s search for meaning
• Readers’ views
• Kevin Govender
• Godongwana admits SA is a hard sell as an investment destinatio­n
• Reserve Bank keeps hawkish rein on rates
• Good growth for Remgro and Stor-Age, infrastruc­ture frustratio­ns for PPC
• High court thwarts sale of Gupta-owned Optimum Coal Mine to Liberty Coal
• Lufthansa takes the fall for Comair’s recent safety woes
• Thungela delivers R2.5bn in dividends on stellar maiden results
• Prudential Financial to acquire minority stake in Alexander Forbes
• Big banks to power green energy
• Multisure’s High Court victory against KGA is a game changer for the funeral insurance industry
• Inflation holds steady, but food and fuel pressures loom large
• Live, work and play in the same space
• African Bank to list on JSE – but only when the time is right
• Rudlands poised to take over Tongaat Hulett
• Identity theft is a cyber reality
• Six ways to improve students’ financial literacy education
• Four ways to build a healthy, wealthy future
• Traders ask corporate SA to shoulder burden of support
• Spotlight on women in the boardroom in SA
• Covid-19 lost jobs are being recovered, pay stats show
• EVs require a lot of Earth’s crust to be dug up, but they’re still much greener than gas guzzlers
• Exclusion is what has broken SA’s public market
• The bad news behind the good news of the rand firming
• Lone voice in chorus of legality strikes a moral note
• Why stop at the Russian oligarchs?
• Bond market turmoil and inverted yield curve are harbingers of grim times to come
• MAN, OH MAN!
• Back to basics: leading a brand into the future
• Brandished as a political weapon, social media is wounding democracy in Kenya
• Spectrum at last – and a whopping R4.8bn payday for civil servants
• Locally produced C-Class Merc is the new ‘baby S-Class’
• Ash Barty retires, marching to her own beat. What’s next for her?
• Aiden Markram’s superpower has become his Achilles heel
• Another disciplina­ry wrangle for PSL
• Players and coaches highlight Qatar’s poor human rights record
• Vermeulen braces for brutal homecoming
• RWC 2023: fantastic France are favourites but are they peaking too early?
• If tomorrow never comes: learning of ways to live and die
• For the editor-in-chief of glossing over the brutal reality
• Ukraine, there’s no of war
• How great the Arch: new ex
• Instead of just looking at, ‘Wow, how great [Tutu was]’ and that he stood for all these things, let’s be encouraged by that. Let’s be inspired to also stand up for what we believe in
• Behind the cracked mask
• Venerating eccentrici­ty in black & white
• Fabulous forests: how trees
• S breathe for Mother Earth
• BUILD YOUR OWN FOREST

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