Lloyd Gedye
Lloyd Gedye is the Mail & Guardian's business and arts reporter.
Door to doing business in Africa has opened
Lloyd GedyeCross-border financial regulations are being relaxed to make doing business in Africa easier.
From the ashes of burnt-out beats, Africa rises
Lloyd GedyeThe continent is becoming hot stuff as traditional instruments take over dance floors across the world.
Parastatals bailed out again — with promises of a fix
Lloyd GedyeSAA, Alexkor and Denel have been singled out in a Budget Review document for poor performance.
Construction: Collusion may be the industry's fatal flaw
Lloyd GedyeThe state has been caught between a brick and a hard place in its crackdown on long-running cartels in South Africa’s construction industry.
It’s Africa’s time now
Lloyd GedyeThe entire continent is open for business, due to improved governance and political stability
Bushfire Festival gets a continental shift
Lloyd GedyeSwaziland is gearing up for its annual Bushfire festival, which boasts an eclectic line-up from all corners of Africa – and beyond.
Zambia loses out to tax dodging
Lloyd GedyeZambia has been prevented from collecting $27-million in tax revenue by the aggressive tax practices of the Associated British Foods multinational.
Courage amid the confusion
Lloyd GedyeNakhane Toure’s debut album is the sound of a young artist trying to establish his place in the world — and it sounds mesmerising.
Construction: Firms hit by cartel scam may sue for billions
Lloyd GedyeMore than 60 companies may have fallen victim to industry collusion, opening the door to civil cases and related lawsuits.
Safa's long-overdue debt finally picked up by you
Lloyd GedyeAffidavits reveal how taxpayers helped to settle Safa's debt for the upgrading of Soccer city in preparation for the 2010 soccer World Cup.
