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Philip Machanick

M&G Thought Leaders’ top books of 2021
Friday
/ 20 December 2021

M&G Thought Leaders’ top books of 2021

The Mail & Guardian asked a few of the regular contributors to the ThoughtLeader platform to give us their views on the top three books they read this year

By ThoughtLeader
How China could solve its Hong Kong problem
Article
/ 15 August 2019

How China could solve its Hong Kong problem

The way university management handled the #FeesMustFall demonstrations offers some lessons for the Beijing administration

By Philip Machanick
The case of Charlie: Who exactly is in the right here?
Article
/ 20 January 2015

The case of Charlie: Who exactly is in the right here?

We can condemn the reckless use of free speech by the cartoonists, but the response of the extremists was not justified, writes Philip Machanick.

By Philip Machanick
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/ 4 February 2003

There’s a lot SA can do to solve skills crisis

SA is haemorrhaging skills at a rate of 10 times its ability to import skills. This has to be cause for concern, especially as official figures have to be optimistic. Forex regulations encourage permanent emigres to fib – forex allowances for emigration are less generous than for temporary sojourns.

By Staff Reporter

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