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John Harvey

John Harvey is a journalist based in Cape Town, South Africa. He has covered South Africa for both local and international media, both online and in print. He has written and worked for the New York Daily News, Cambodia Daily (Phnom Penh), Roads & Kingdoms (New York), News24, Sunday Times Business Times, The Times, Business Day and Independent Media. He has served as chief copy editor, news editor and online editor. John has an extensive knowledge of sub-Saharan Africa, covering politics, culture and sport.

 
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2023 All Central Virginia boys track and field team

After breaking a Michael Phelps record, this Virginia swimmer is set to compete in the World Championships

2023 All Central Virginia boys tennis team

2022-23 Central Virginia golf coach of the year: Marc Hogan, Woodberry Forest

After breaking a Michael Phelps record, this Virginia swimmer is set to compete in the World Championships

2023 Central Virginia Softball Coach of the Year: Susan Sharpe, Louisa County

Albemarle boys soccer team blanks Douglas Freeman to reach VHSL Class 5 state semifinals

Monticello's Bazil Mathes wins pair of state distance titles

Matteo Erazo's OT goal lifts CHS boys soccer team to Region 3C crown

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The day after "Blade Runner" and Paralympian Oscar Pistorius shot and killed his girlfriend, John Harvey began writing a series of articles for the New York Daily News.

A fire that broke out in Cape Town's Imizamo Yethu informal settlement on March 11, 2017 left more than 10 000 people homeless.

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