Aaron Dube is a journalist focused on local news in South Africa. He writes for SNL24, covering a wide range of topics including community issues, politics, social dynamics, and human interest stories. Aaron is dedicated to providing accurate and informative reporting that reflects the concerns and experiences of the people in his local community.
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Aaron Dube's coverage revolves around local South African news with a strong focus on evolving stories, breaking news, and government announcements. He often covers topics related to education, home reconstruction, political protests, financial issues, and crime.
Given his emphasis on entertainment news and family/relationship themes in addition to the aforementioned topics of interest, Aaron may be interested in pitches that offer insights into local events or initiatives addressing community challenges such as education reform, housing programs for vulnerable populations, or community development efforts.
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By: Aaron Dube
KGOSI Nchaupe III's royal vision: Schools and hospitals for all!
THIS man crafts beautiful toys for kids. Nicholas Mokase (36) from Maubane, North West, told Daily Sun he started making toy cars for kids in 2004.
RAMA City is close to chairman Mpho Nthite's heart. He promised them development in 2025. Rama City's annual general meeting turned into a festivity in Tshwane on Saturday, 14 December 2024.
COMMUNITY builds new church. The community of Extension 2 Soshanguve, north of Tshwane, which previously worshipped in a shack, have a new big church.
A SOSHANGUVE pastor is fuming after a neighbour stole paint belonging to his church.
RESIDENTS shattered after heavy rains destroyed their homes. The traumatised residents of Lebotloane in the North West claimed "Umamlambo" came
VUSI Madubanya Ntuli will celebrate Christmas outside the cells. Ntuli was granted bail of R10,000 by the Pretoria Magistrates Court in Tshwane on Wednesday, 18 December.
MINISTER of Police, Senzo Mchunu, said cops are everywhere, not just standing around cracking jokes, but hard at work.
RESIDENTS fear the worst. They're tired of living in darkness caused by constant power outages in their kasi.
THE Baptist Community Church in Hammanskraal, Tshwane, organised a Christmas lunch for the elderly in their kasi.
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