Big stink: How Lonmin paid R20m for just two toilets for Marikana workers (M&G)

[Click here to read this message online.] Free Edition 15 September 2016 [Mail & Guardian Logo] [Big stink: How Lonmin paid R20m for just two toilets for Marikana workers] [National] | [Tabelo Timse] [The Bapo Ba Mogale community of about 30 000 people live on one of the earth’s greatest treasures, but there are few signs of wealth. (Madelene Cronjé)] The Bapo Ba Mogale community of about 30 000 people live on one of the earth’s greatest treasures, but there are few signs of wealth. (Madelene Cronjé) The mining company is accused of ‘undermining black lives’ by leaving a toilet project unfinished. [Lift the veil on drug pricing and trade agreements, the UN urges companies and states] [Bhekisisa News] | [Laura Lopez Gonzalez] New United Nations report calls for drug companies to spill closely held secrets and patent reforms. [#Scopa: Anti-corruption task team grilled for neglecting to report on graft at SOEs] [National] | [Ra'eesa Pather] KwaZulu-Natal's acting Hawks boss, General Alfred Khana, says they had assumed they needed to focus their probe on government departments instead. [Former Brazil President Lula da Silva, wife and six others charged with corruption] [World] | [Anthony Boadle] Da Silva could face arrest for receiving an apartment from one of the engineering and construction firms in the Petrobras scandal. [Botswana LGBTI activists push to keep 'kill the gays' pastor out of their country] [Africa] | [Carl Collison] An LGBTI organisation in the country has initiated an online petition against Steven Anderson's visit to establish a branch of his church there. [ANC economics head Godongwana: Gordhan charges 'concocted' to remove him from office] [National] | [Gordon Bell] , Antony Sguazzin Enoch Godongwana has said that the investigation into Gordhan is an attempt to remove him from office and weaken the national treasury. [Zama Zamas retrieve last two bodies from Langlaagte mine] [National] | [News 24] Volunteer rescuers had to endure a long night as they miraculously retrieved the bodies of the last two miners that were still trapped underground. [Will the ANC turn South Africa into a developmental welfare state?] [Analysis] | [Mark Ellyne] Throughout modern history, state-owned enterprises have played a critical role in shaping successful paths for developing economies. Premium content from M&G's Daily Edition: [Workers leak details of lethal conditions at Gupta's Tegeta coal mine] [National] | [Sipho Kings] The controversial colliery is allegedly flouting safety standards, imperilling workers and reneging on payments. [Behind the Limpopo chrome rush is the shadow of an apartheid death squad operative] [National] | [Athandiwe Saba] Sekhukhune villagers mining ore dumps were fine until ‘investors’ arrived, followed by the police. [University of Zululand vice-chancellor splurges millions while students suffer] [National] | [Prega Govender] Her bonus could have paid for a lecturer’s salary or funded a few hundred students, staff say. [​Phiyega’s war on Booysen led to an unlikely – and surprising – alliance with McBride] [Analysis] | [Jessica Pitchford] Initially suspicious, the major general discovered another side to the tenacious IPID director — which in turn would lead to McBride’s suspension [409 home affairs offices; only 117 have officials willing to marry same-sex couples] [National] | [Carl Collison] Religious freedom, at times masking discrimination, trumps others’ right to marry. [Subscribe to access this content] [Unsubscribe] [View online] [View PDF] [Pause Subscription] [Unsubscribe] | [Update Profile] | [View PDF] | [Pause Subscription] | [View Online] Email Powered By This email was sent to {EMAIL} on 15-09-2016 Mail & Guardian is intended for opt in communication only. If you feel this email is unsolicited please [report it] to us.