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Unrest in Africa

Unrest in Africa July 21, 2021 The frustrations and indignities that drove young and middle-aged South Africans to loot and engage in destructive behaviour over the past week are fairly old. If the troubling scenes that overwhelmed South Africa recently appear familiar, it is because this type of violence and plundering, albeit on a smaller scale, has already happened a few times in recent years. In 2008, for example, 62 people died and 100,000 were displaced in xenophobic attacks that targeted African migrants and foreign-owned shops. The government reacted slowly to the outbreaks of violence and only deployed soldiers to help bring the situation under control well after many migrants had been killed.

Talent and trust: The woman who rose to the top of Saudi Arabia s banking sector

Talent and trust: The woman who rose to the top of Saudi Arabia’s banking sector How Sarah Al-Suhaimi used technical and managerial skill to win over employees and revive NCB Capital. Photograph by Abaca Press / Alamy Scholars have long wrestled with the nature of trust. Perhaps this is because our understanding of trust is flimsy: we bandy the word about and use it to refer to a potpourri of characteristics. In the days of togas and laurels, Aristotle argued that in order to gain the trust of listeners, a speaker had to have ethos (character), pathos (emotion), and logos (logic). In other words, there’s more than one way to gain trust, and these ways vary vastly from the moral domain, to the emotional, to the logical.

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