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Written by Malan Jacobs   
Sunday, 22 June 2008 20:08

My name is Malan Jacobs, I'm 21 years old (Source) and I'm a third year BComm LLB student at the University of Stellenbosch. I've started True Crime Expo SA in August 2006, as a reaction to a website called Crime Expo SA, which was closed down in December 2007. I have decided to refocus my website, rather than to close it.

Two years and 100 000 visitors later and with an average of 100 daily visitors at present, True Crime Expo SA is established as one of the leading South African websites with content on crime. The website will be updated regularly with latest news from various news sources and with new articles and feedback from people willing to share their views.

My vision for this site is

  • to stimulate balanced debate on the crime situation in South Africa.
  • to promote solutions to the crime problem such as neighbourhood watches etc. without exonerating the government of their responsibility.
  • to provide a resource for people who do research on crime in South Africa.
  • to promote positive developments in South Africa without downplaying the graveness of the crime crisis.
 

Contributions needed

As I am a student, I don't have much time, apart from my holidays, to do research and write articles. I would appreciate if volunteers e.g. blog owners, freelance journalists or criminologists would allow me to place their articles (credit will be given to the author). Articles just need to be in line with the mission of the website (see About). Contact me

Want your website or blog listed?

If you want your website to be listed in the Links Section of my website, you're welcome to send me an e-mail with your link and a short description of your website. Any websites related to Crime in South Africa, Tourism and the 2010 Soccer World Cup are welcome. For more information on the amount of traffic on my site click here.

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A country at war with itself: Antony Altbeker

Getting behind the statistics to offer a sober and sobering account of the scale of the crime problem and its evolution, the book describes how government has sometimes sought to deal with the crisis and sometimes sought to deny its existence. The book ends with some suggestions of what needs to be done to deal with this scourge. Buy
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