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Greg Ardé is a writer interested in issues of equity, entrepreneurship and how cities function. He lives in Durban and has a diploma in journalism. He started his first media job in 1990 and has since worked for a variety of newspapers and magazines, and written three biographies.
Murder and fear stalk eKhenana shack dwellers in Cato Manor
His advocate, Annelene van den Heever, said his life might be at risk because he had been linked to the rapper’s killing
Organised crime thrives in SA, experts say, after Israeli gangster with ties to mafia ‘godfather’ is held in Joburg police raid
The threat is real, say experts about the warning from the United States about a possible strike in Sandton
Mistrust in the state’s ability to ensure a reliable supply of clean water is leading consumers to prepare for the worst
The province’s leadership said ‘the horse had bolted’ despite criticism from Kgalema Motlanthe
If the mafia-like system is not properly grasped by law enforcement agencies the country will suffer devastating consequences
South African trained dogs sell for about R100 000 each outside the country
Sipho Shabalala was sentenced to 15 years after being convicted of corruption, fraud, money laundering and contravening the Public Finance Management Act
Sipho Shabalala, guilty of corruption, fraud, money laundering and contravening the Public Finance Management Act gets 15 years
The trip to Russia reflects a divide between the international relations and defence departments
The Ukrainian ambassador expects those attending next week’s gathering to grill companies, saying economic pressure has the power to end the war
Farmers and auction houses say the theft of cash from the president’s farm has unfairly stained the business of big game
The ability of informal traders to absorb any more shocks — suchas the fuel price hike — has reached zero
The conference was attended by state agencies, blue- chip global and local non-governmental agencies and public accountability experts
Tendele Coal plans to open a new mine despite a court ruling that the licence was unlawfully granted
Beneficial ownership transparency (BOT) can help tackle corruption, reduce investment risk and improve national and global governance, but implementation remains ‘a sad story’
The family of 10-year-old Shakirah Hajji and her Westville home disappeared in a mudslide. She is just one of many desperate children harmed by the KwaZulu-Natal floods
Doctors, nurses, undertakers and civic activists want national and provincial interventions that address the reality of the dire situation in KwaZulu-Natal
Perhaps a commission of inquiry can shine the spotlight on public transport in Durban, where bus and taxi passengers have to contend with fare increases and disrupted services
