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INLSA Dario Schw�rer, his wife, Sabine, and their two-year-old son, Noe, relax on Pachamama in Durban. The family of six have been travelling the world on the boat, working with schools and youngsters on solutions to climate change problems. Picture: Colleen Dardagan … [Read more...] about Swiss family Schwörer sail into Durbs on nature’s steam

Tamer EI Chamaa, of Aura events, Saif Al Jaibeji, chairman of Iraq health, Trade and Investment KZN chief executive Zamo Gwala and Ahmed Sarchil Kazzaz, of Toyota in Baghdad, at the Arab African Investment Forum in Dubai. Picture: Sharika Regchand … [Read more...] about KZN showcases its potential to Arab investors

Tania Broughton tania.broughton@inl.co.za THOSHAN Panday, the businessman alleged to be involved in a R60-million police accommodation tender scam and allegedly behind an attempt to bribe provincial Hawks head Johan Booysen, was in the Durban High Court yesterday, seeking an order forcing the police to return his banking records. … [Read more...] about Panday wants bank records back

INLSA Alf Wills Tony Carnie WITH just six days to go before the UN 17th Conference of the Parties (COP17) climate change conference, South African chief negotiator Alf Wills has ruled out any possibility of a … [Read more...] about ‘Climate deal will be a slow process’

Suren Naidoo DURBAN companies are getting the lion’s share of business from the city’s hosting of the UN’s 17th Conference of Parties (COP17) climate change meeting, which begins next Monday with 20 000 delegates and participants descending on the city. Sue Bannister, of the eThekwini Municipality’s Strategic Projects Unit, said up to 90 percent of … [Read more...] about Durban companies get lion’s share at COP17