Mail Guardian - Africas Best Read

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Delays in amending legislation have left foster parents at the mercy of an overburdened system A more authentically inclusive culture can be fostered by emotionally astute leaders in four particular ways The state-owned airline owes R16.4-billion to lenders and needs an additional R10.1-billion to fund the business rescue plan An irregular farm lease is at the centre of a legal tussle between Patricia de Lille and her suspended director general at public worksGet The Ampersand, the M G s free newsletter, for politics, opinions and insight every weekdayWELCOME TO YOUR M GWant to support the Mail Guardian?You can get unlimited access to all of our hard-hitting journalism, plus our weekly crossword and subscriber events from just R99 a month. The overall focus of these trainings was on the implications and management of Covid-19 in the workplace and strengthening Occupational Safety and Health Editorial: Even police stations are unsafe for women If a man has the temerity to shoot a woman inside a police station, in front of law enforcement officers, then the country has an even bigger GBV problem than it thinks. Social stigma adds to Kenya’s Covid pain In Nairobi’s slums, residents spurn Covid-19 tests, fearing both ostracisation and the financial costs of being quarantined Tawanda Muchehiwa is one of dozens of Zimbabweans who have been kidnapped and tortured by unidentified armed men Social media is driving a new – largely anonymous – form of protest in Zimbabwe and Zambia The tourism transport sector was hammered during Covid-19 levels four and five and is asking the government for financial assistance Board members have quit the gas company, accusing the Central Energy Fund of poor governance, and the energy minister of overreach Despite growing disgruntlement and a string of high-profile resignations, often by black members, DA rank and file don’t appear to be jumping ship Talking to the media, President Cyril Ramaphosa said he too was frustrated by the slow pace of justice around corruption, but that ‘the change that we have all wanted to see is unfolding’ Q A Sessions: ‘Nobody will be able to stop us’ — Desmond D Sa Desmond D’Sa, winner of the coveted Goldman Environmental Prize in 2014, tells Paddy Harper how being forcibly removed from his home at the age of 10 taught him to fight for his rights Covid-19: Childhood and adolescence disrupted 'What we’re getting right now is that we see that there’s a lot of fear, anxiety, depression, stress, and post-traumatic stress disorders' Behaviour Change in the age of Covid-19 'If we build better systems and ask the right questions and frame things in the right way, it may help us reduce incidences of corruption' Achmat Dangor: On writing and change Celebrated author and political activist Achmat Dangor died on Sundayat the age of  71. Here, in a 1990 interview published in Staffrider, he speaks to Andries Walter Oliphant about his work and aspects of South African literature and culture The acceptable theft So many of us point fingers at the rampant corruption in the public sector, but don’t think about ourselves and the wrongs we’ve normalised through policy Folly of school assessment in a pandemic The method used to determine whether children should move to the next grade considers what they recall rather than their potential to learn Lawyers have told Parliament’s higher education portfolio committee that it can’t examine sexual misconduct allegations against Vice-Chancellor Peter Mbati We do not need rogue, prejudiced or ignorant principals to lead our schools. We need principled leaders who are empathetic and follow the laws of the country and those prescribed for the education sector. World Athletics, in its pursuit of Semenya, has destroyed anything resembling fairness. The waters have been polluted, leaving future generations to wade through a set of rules that make sense to very few people. South Africa’s star Olympic athlete may well have run out of legal options after latest loss in Swiss tribunal Australian journalists flee China fearing arrest Their dramatic overnight exit came following days of secret wrangling that had seen both men holed up in Australia's diplomatic missions to escape the clutches of China's feared security police As the coronavirus continues its deadly march, funeral directors in small-town America quietly attend to burying the dead 14 people accused of helping jihadist gunmen storm the French satirical weekly Charlie Hebdo and a Jewish supermarket went on trial on Wednesday, five years after three days of terror sent shock waves through France JSE lists two new global ETFs 'Impact investing has become increasingly topical and for us to provide investors with access to sustainable investment options is a key focus' OSISA seeks a Programme Manager: Economic Justice The candidate will be responsible for planning, management and implementation of Economic Justice work within the Economic and Social Justice Cluster New Bentley Bentayga – The definitive luxury SUV The Bentayga combines the abilities of a performance grand tourer with a luxury limousine, a spacious family car and an off-roader Violence, diversity and the commemorative impulse At NWU there was consultation regarding the replacement of old statues and the erection of new monuments aligned to the university's inclusive aspirations For all the latest information and advice from the Department of Health relating to Covid-19, please visit sacoronavirus.co.zaAll material © Mail & Guardian Online. Material may not be published or reproduced in any form without prior written permission.

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