Mail & Guardian
Mail & Guardian

Corrections and clarifications: 2011

December 15
The version of the story Commentariat: Rent-a-quote or valuable insight? that appeared in the print edition of the Mail & Guardian on December 15 incorrectly stated that Aubrey Matshiqi is a senior political associate at the Centre for Policy Studies. He is in fact a research fellow at the Helen Suzman Foundation. This has been corrected in the online version.

December 6
In the article Crunch time at COP17 as high-level negotiations begin, it was incorrectly stated that India and China were not signatories to the Kyoto Protocol. This has now been corrected, and now says: “As developing countries, China and India … are not required to make emissions cuts under the Kyoto Protocol.”

December 02
A previous version of A lesson in sexual tolerance stated that the Centre for Education Rights and Transformation had produced the booklet titled Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity Rights in Education with Gala’s participation. It was actually produced in collaboration with Gala. The article has been amended.


November 29
The articles Nationalisation ‘is the last resort’, which appeared in the newspaper, and ANC sends back nationalisation report for changes, which appeared online, were both amended on November 29 2011 to reflect changes in the report.

November 28