Ernest Mabuza is a journalist for heraldlive, focusing on local news in South Africa, particularly in Johannesburg. His work has been featured in various publications such as Sunday Times, Business Day, Daily Dispatch, and Sowetan. Ernest covers a wide range of topics including legal battles, social issues, politics, and business.
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Ernest's coverage is heavily focused on local legal and government-related news, with an emphasis on South Africa, particularly Johannesburg. Based on this, he would likely be most responsive to pitches that provide insights or analysis related to ongoing legal cases in South Africa, as well as developments within the government and political landscape of the country.
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By: Andisiwe Makinana, Ernest Mabuza
Defence minister Thandi Modise says she has received a request by her predecessor, Nosiviwe Mapisa-Nqakula, for the department to assist her with legal representation in her corruption case which she is considering.
By: Andisiwe Makinana, Ernest Mabuza, Sabelo Skiti
The Gauteng education department needs to strengthen its school excursion protocol in light of the recent drowning of two pupils in Centurion, education MEC Matome Chiloane said on Wednesday.
The Special Investigating Unit (SIU) said on Thursday it has received full payment from former Athletics South Africa (ASA) acting CEO Terrence Magogodela.
SIU receives payment from Terrence Magogodela after legal battle, but says case is not closed
The National Union of Metalworkers of South Africa (Numsa) welcomed the judgment of the labour court handed down on Tuesday, which restrained SA Steel Mills from imposing any disciplinary sanctions against 162 workers.
By: Ernest Mabuza, Phathu Luvhengo
As the tally of workers retrieved from the collapsed construction site in George remained unchanged at 36 for most of Wednesday with 39 people unaccounted for, a sister of one of the workers retrieved on Tuesday prayed for her brother to heal.
The church has an important role to play in the fight against corruption in the country. This is according to three speakers at a discussion hosted by the University of Johannesburg on Thursday.
By: Ernest Mabuza
Former state security minister Bongani Bongo and four of his co-accused were on Friday discharged by the Mbombela commercial crimes court on fraud and corruption charges.
South Africa has filed an urgent request with the International Court of Justice (ICJ) for the indication of additional provisional measures in its genocide case against Israel.
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