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Nicholas Dawes
Nicholas Dawes was born in Cape Town and finished his schooling in Canada. He is the Editor-in-chief of the ''Mail & Guardian'' newspaper. ''Hindustan Times'' has appointed him as its new Chief Editorial and Content Officer.
==Life and career==
Dawes studied Science and later English literature at the University of Cape Town before attending graduate school in the United States on a Fulbright Scholarship.
On his return to South Africa he wrote as a freelance for a wide range of local publications, and for television, before becoming News and Finance editor at one of the country’s early web portals, World Online.
He left World Online to become Managing Director at Maverick Interface Design, a digital communications agency that helped companies to develop their internet and mobile strategies, but ultimate decided to return to journalism. After a stint as Cape Business Editor, and political columnist at the now-defunct broadsheet ''ThisDay'', he joined the ''Mail & Guardian'' in 2004 as associate editor, focusing principally on public policy and economics. He was also heavily involved in the ''Mail & Guardian''’s investigations, and has won several awards for that work. He replaced Ferial Haffajee as Editor in Chief of the ''Mail & Guardian'' on June 1, 2009.〔(【引用サイトリンク】title=Nic Dawes to replace Haffajee at M&G )〕 Dawes recently resigned and moved to India to take up a position st the ''Hindustan Times''.
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