Mail & Guardian - 2022-04-22

• Egypt targets female Tiktokkers Going veggieterr­ier?
• ‘Our hearts are broken, please help’
• Floods: Trust deficit in government
• ‘Disclose flood spend to stop theft’
• Treasury hit with R63m lawsuit
• Questions remain about SANDF’S purchase of Cuban Covid-19 drug
• ‘Radical birth keeper’ involved in
• Rent deposit too high for many people
• Mkhwebane: Judge must apologise
• Court upholds ban on drone fishing
• Premier ‘hid’ rhino carnage report
• ‘What kind of ancestor would you like to be?’
• Mourners show anger at Zimbabwe’s ambassador
• When cars become criminal
• Joburg inner city continues to adapt
• Pros and cons of DRC joining East Africa bloc
• The black elite will continue to fail us
• We are losing faith in the state
• A disaster waiting to happen
• Weathering the climate crisis
• Capitalism’s role fomenting global wars
• Putin steeped in Stalin’s pitiless violence
• St Stithians school welcomes its first trans learner
• SA is failing preschool children
• Mainstream­ing ESG practices: Stakeholde­r engagement and social performanc­e key to long-term returns in African mining industry
• How gender equality contribute­s to sustainabi­lity
• Earth Day 2022: Invest in our planet
• Don’t neglect our biggest asset in the climate change battle — our youth
• On the frontline of the fight against climate change
• How to support waste reclaimers
• Heita Bra Khehla!
• Tutu’s home, Jo’burg’s heritage:
• Meet conductor Ofenste Pitse and her orchestra
• 165 paintings in 165 days of lockdown
• Gucci ‘Moment’ a family affair for rising art star
• An art dream to live by
• Circularit­y: Inside Cape Town’s Waste Sector Plan
• Sugar industry still seeking greener pastures with biofuels
• Turning waste into energy: A roadmap for South Africa
• Building green for a sustainabl­e future
• Cupid of green industry making sustainabl­e matches
• Reviving the measure for safe drinking and wastewater
• Smart apps help farmers flourish
• Learning from the storm
• Pulp non-fiction: a climate case for wood
• Executive Education: Developing today’s leaders for tomorrow
• Edtech Solutions Designed to help you focus on what REALLY matters Developing a new generation of the C-suite
• Don’t just be a manager; be a leader
• Wits Business School: ‘Pracademia’ and learning for real-world impact

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