Lerato Mutsila is a journalist at Maverick Citizen. She focuses on climate change and the environment, with particular expertise in hydrology, water conservation, and climate policy. Lerato's work has been featured in Zawya, Briefly News, Food For Mzansi, AllAfrica Global Media, The Namibian, MSN, and Daily Maverick.
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Lerato Mutsila focuses on local South African politics, particularly civil society and electoral law. Her coverage heavily leans towards evolving stories, breaking news, and government announcements in the realm of South African politics.
Given her focus on governmental affairs and evolving stories in South Africa, she is likely to be most responsive to pitches that offer unique insights into the country's political landscape. She may also be interested in interviews with key figures involved in recent developments or those who have expert knowledge related to these topics.
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By: Lerato Mutsila
With roughly 440,000 tonnes of plastic leaking into South Africa's environment every year, plant-based packaging is often championed as an eco-friendly cure-all.
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By: Lerato Mutsila
‘We are finding drinking water that's not safe more often. And if people are testing rivers, it's like almost all the time those rivers are quite polluted,' warns Dr Ferrial Adam, WaterCAN executive director.
By: Lerato Mutsila
‘We are finding drinking water that’s not safe more often. And if people are testing rivers, it’s like almost all the time those rivers are quite polluted,’ warns Dr Ferrial Adam, WaterCAN executive d…
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By: Lerato Mutsila
A scathing SAHRC report demands urgent action on Gauteng's water crisis, but non-binding recommendations and municipal resistance threaten to leave communities without relief.
By: Lerato Mutsila
A scathing SAHRC report demands urgent action on Gauteng’s water crisis, but non-binding recommendations and municipal resistance threaten to leave communities without relief.…
By: Lerato Mutsila
'We are finding drinking water that's not safe more often. And if people are testing rivers, it's like almost all the time those rivers are quite polluted,' warns Dr Ferrial Adam, WaterCAN executive director.
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By: Tamsin Metelerkamp, Lerato Mutsila
Five mature baobabs were dug up in Limpopo without permits, trucked 800km to Durban and left on their sides in a logistics car park for three months. Their destination: allegedly, Georgia, on the Blac…
By: Tamsin Metelerkamp, Lerato Mutsila
Five mature baobabs were dug up in Limpopo without permits, trucked 800km to Durban and left on their sides in a logistics car park for three months.
COP31 kicks off with a sputter, not a bang, as talks fail to adopt triple adaptation finance into the climate talks' agenda, one of South Africa's and the African group's key negotiating positions.
COP31 kicks off with a sputter, not a bang, as talks fail to adopt triple adaptation finance into the climate talks’ agenda, one of South Africa’s and the African group’s key negotiating positions.…
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