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Our common call to compassion

January 19, 2026

by Greg Ardé

By Raymond Perrier This time of the year sees an overlap of the most intense periods of both the Muslim and Christian calendars –

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Paddling Through The Storm

January 19, 2026

by Greg Ardé

Oscar Chalupsky is still in the race of his life. Given just six months to live in 2019, he uses the same steely determination

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The Pickle Prince’s Journey of Purpose

January 19, 2026

by Greg Ardé

JABU ATCHAR IS A phenomenon who wears a broad smile and a bright red overall. He is distinct, disarming and magnetic. Strangers are drawn

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Gritty City

January 19, 2026

by Greg Ardé

These images of Durban and Mozambique are the work of sensational street photographer Sean Stretch. A talented graphic designer, Sean soaks up streetscapes in

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Art, heart and the filthy lucre

January 19, 2026

by Greg Ardé

By Angela Shaw The KwaZulu-Natal Society of Arts (KZNSA) is at the heart of Durban’s vibrant art scene. It showcases talent and fosters creativity.

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Check Your Mate

January 19, 2026

by Greg Ardé

LATE in 2024, two kindred spirits met in a roadside encounter in Zululand. The tale of Lucky Nxumalo and Basil Stathoulis is one of

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Lessons for GNU from Team SA

January 18, 2026

by Greg Ardé

There’s an old saying that sport unites. I can vividly remember the old 1996 Bafana team and Mark Fish hugging Helman Mkhalele during a

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Wonderful Westown

January 18, 2026

by Greg Ardé

Wonderful Westown You don’t need too much imagination to see where the monster construction site near Shongweni is going. What some are dubbing ‘Wonderful Westown’