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John G Clarke
Behind the scenes of advocate Dan Teffo’s arrest
Opinion
John G Clarke
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6 May 2022
The events last Thursday suggest top management of the police service will stop at nothing to smother Dan Teffo.
The killing of Senzo Meyiwa and the undoing of Bheki Cele
Opinion
John G Clarke
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2 Apr 2022
With a recent study by the Human Sciences Research Council having found that public confidence in the South African Police Services (SAPS) is at...
Whistleblowers: Your testimony makes South Africa proud
Opinion
John G Clarke
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21 Jan 2022
Those brave people who speak truth to power elevate the Constitution to more than just a text.
‘Don’t Look Up’ but do look out, here comes Shell
Opinion
John G Clarke
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12 Jan 2022
We live in the Earth, not on the Earth, but continuing with an extractive mindset will be the end of us all
Archbishop Desmond Tutu: A legacy of love and speaking truth to power
Opinion
John G Clarke
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27 Dec 2021
Tutu’s influence on South Africa has been immense, offering hope for a brighter future while never shirking the responsibility of doing what is needed to achieve it
Story of a whistleblower: ‘Baba, do you think you are about to die?
Opinion
John G Clarke
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3 Dec 2021
Whistleblower Thabiso Zulu can’t explain his situation to his son, but continues to expose wrongdoing and show solidarity with others
Action can dignify this tribute to Babita Deokaran, and whistleblowers everywhere
Opinion
John G Clarke
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18 Sep 2021
The president himself should halt the national malady of covering up corruption, whose origins can be traced to a key moment for the ANC in 1996
E-tolls: From good concept to embarrassing disaster
Analysis
John G Clarke
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28 Jan 2014
E-tolling was supposed to be the definitive incarnation of the user pay principle. Yet, now Sanral faces masses of users who won’t pay, on principle.
How I spooked Sanral, and exposed chimney envy at Nkandla
Analysis
John G Clarke
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7 Jan 2014
Two front page stories in two different papers, in two days on two different issues - quoting me. Not a bad start to the year, writes John GI Clarke.
History is on the side of the amaMpondo
Analysis
John G Clarke
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5 Jul 2013
It is a pity that most commentators seemed not to see the political and historical significance of King Sigcau’s victory over the president.
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Special Reports
National boy-focused GBV intervention launches
Special Reports
Youth vital for growing Gauteng together
Special Reports
Inter-School Forum: Youth Wellbeing
Special Reports
Prosus announces open-ended share repurchase programme
Special Reports
Naspers delivers strong revenue growth with profitable core operations; announces open-ended share repurchase programme
Special Reports
Making a difference for our future leaders
Special Reports
ESG investing in China: Considerations for sustainable portfolios
Special Reports
Lack of accountability and consequence management plagues local government
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