Lizeka Tandwa is the Digital Politics Editor for TimesLIVE and the Sunday Times. She covers a range of topics including elections, government, public policy, and security policy, with a focus on government and politics as well as regional and world news. Lizeka's work has been featured in notable publications such as Engineering and Construction, Mail & Guardian, and Business Day.
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Lizeka Tandwa's coverage mainly focuses on government and politics in South Africa, with a significant emphasis on the ANC, elections, and corruption. If you are reaching out to her, consider providing insights from political analysts or individuals involved in South African governance and policy-making processes.
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By: Lizeka Tandwa
The eThekwini municipality has revealed it was unprepared for the scale of the humanitarian operation at Durban's Drive-In transit camp, where about 9,000 undocumented migrants have been processed and transported to Musina in part by the municipality for repatriation.
By: Lizeka Tandwa
More than 20,000 undocumented Malawians have gathered at the eThekwini drive-in camp awaiting repatriation, while about 7,000 others have been processed in Pietermaritzburg. On Sunday, home affairs confirmed that three women had given birth at the Durban camp.
By: Lizeka Tandwa
Dion George said there was grumbling within the DA over Resolve as the outfit is very close to the DA and therefore taking advantage of its proximity
By: Lizeka Tandwa
Insiders said President Cyril Ramaphosa is likely to reshuffle his cabinet in the next 48 hours
Siphiwe Mbatha-Moyo claims the March and March founder has done more to address migration than the ANC in 30 years
By: Lizeka Tandwa
Newly appointed deputy minister of higher education and training Yusuf Cassim says he has no intention of becoming a ceremonial figure in one of
By: Kgothatso Madisa, Lizeka Tandwa
Her return to the cabinet has also been met with harsh criticism from opposition parties, civil society organisations and organised labour
Justice Minister Mamoloko Kubayi believes the government's decision to drag Israel before the International Court of Justice (ICJ) has thrust the
Justice minister, the chair of cabinet committee on migration, believes Israel has a hand on March on March on protests.
By: Lizeka Tandwa
The DA says it has no obligation to investigate the conduct of private companies, despite mounting questions about allegations involving consultancy firm Resolve Communications and former party leader Tony Leon
