Raymond Joseph

Mail & Guardian editor-in-chief Nic Dawes resigns

mg.co.za — Dawes informed staff at the weekly newpaper and digital news provider on Friday that he is to step down from his post. Dawes will leave the paper in September, after nine years on staff, half of them as editor, to join the Hindustan Times in New Delhi.

Steal this story: Poderopedia invites users to republish its work, use its code

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Delivering KFC by Tunnel, Not Too Fast but Satisfying

wap.nytimes.com — Wissam Nassar for The New York Times GAZA CITY - The French fries arrive soggy, the chicken having long since lost its crunch. A 12-piece bucket goes for about $27 here - more than twice the $11.50 it costs just across the border in Egypt.

The biggest circulating consumer magazines in SA

marklives.com — The ABC has released circulation statistics for the period January 2013 to March 2013. Here are a couple of consumer magazine ABC numbers that popped out for us. We also updated our list of the biggest circulating consumer magazines in SA!

The Big Issue South Africa

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The Big Issue South Africa

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Journalists 'given death threats'

belfasttelegraph.co.uk — NUJ general secretary Michelle Stanistreet said threats against journalists undermine democracy Two Northern Ireland-based journalists have been issued with death threats, a union has claimed. The threats from loyalist paramilitaries have been condemned by the National Union of Journalists which said reporters should be allowed to work free from intimidation.

Our Lying, Cheating Ways May Have Evolved From Apes

petslady.com — Who hasn't told a little white lie or purposely deceived others over the course of one's life. Ever wonder why the moral code of "thou shall not lie," has found its way into our religious and legal systems down through the ages?

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Saudi religious police boss condemns Twitter users

bbc.co.uk — The head of Saudi Arabia's religious police has warned citizens against using Twitter, which is rising in popularity among Saudis. Sheikh Abdul Latif Abdul Aziz al-Sheikh said anyone using social media sites - and especially Twitter - "has lost this world and his afterlife".