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Greg Arde

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  • Journalist and Editor, KZN INVEST Magazine, Freelance
Durban, Johannesburg
As seen in: MSN South Africa, News24, News24 Business, Independent Online, Sunday Times, TimesLIVE, AllAfrica, The Citizen (South Africa), Daily Maverick, Mail & Guardian and
Covers:  Politics, business, social justice, entrepreneurship, profiles.
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Greg Ardé is an award-winning journalist, author and magazine editor based in Durban, South Africa. He has expertise in a number of fields, including business, entrepreneurship, illicit economies, and how cities function. In 2020 his book War Party, about political killings, was published by Tafelberg. Greg has also penned two business biographies. In his 30-year career, he has worked for and held senior editorial positions in a number of media organizations, including the Daily Dispatch, The S…

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Greg Ardé is a journalist based in Durban, South Africa. He is the editor of Business in Durban, a magazine o…

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KZN premier shares stage with March and March leaders as 30 June fears grow

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By Greg Arde Verified
| Daily Maverick Verified
While the government prepares to spend R600-million on beefing up security ahead of planned protests against undocumented immigrants on 30 June, KwaZulu-Natal Premier Thami Ntuli shared a stage with protest organisers Jacinta Ngobese-Zuma and Nkosikhona “Phakel’umthakathi” Ndabandaba. The March and March leaders were among diplomats, business representatives, government ministers and officials who met at a Durban hotel for a “Summit on Undocumented Foreign Nationals” on Thursday, 25 June.
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Durban Drive-in site becomes the face of SA xenophobia and of desperation for Malawians

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By Greg Arde Verified
| Daily Maverick Verified
As South Africans brace themselves for violence on 30 June, thousands of terrified Malawians are flocking to the old Durban Drive-In site to escape xenophobic attacks. Relief workers are caring for about 11,000 people seeking repatriation after being chased from their homes. The site is about one square kilometre, a few hundred metres from the beachfront.
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Xenophobic mobs set June 30 deadline, raising fears of the next July 2021 riots

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By Greg Arde Verified
| Capital Ethiopia Verified
On a dirty pavement outside Durban’s Home Affairs Refugee Reception Centre, a huddle of terrified people is waiting for June 30, an ominous deadline that anti-illegal immigration groups have set for undocumented foreigners to leave South Africa. The threat now hangs over the city after more than a week of xenophobic violence, public assaults and inflamed social media mobilisation.
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