Lunga Simelane is a journalist based in Gauteng, South Africa. With a focus on local news, Lunga has written for The Citizen News and has also had work featured in Moneyweb. Lunga's articles cover a range of topics including politics, social issues, and current events in the Gauteng region.
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Lunga Simelane's articles primarily focus on local government and politics, as well as cultural and societal issues in Gauteng, South Africa. He is particularly interested in evolving stories and governmental announcements.
If reaching out to Lunga, consider topics related to the political landscape within Gauteng or broader South Africa, societal challenges such as teen pregnancy or city-wide problems like power outages. Additionally, he may be interested in features covering aspects of culture and society within the region.
Given his emphasis on local coverage within South Africa (Gauteng), pitches should align with this geographic focus for relevance.
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By: Lunga Simelane
Tshwane mayor Cilliers Brink has described ActionSA leader Herman Mashaba's move to withdraw from the DA-led coalition government as a premature, amateur and deceitful decision.
By: Lunga Simelane
NEWS Many South Africans, struggling to survive, are pinning their hopes on a court challenge that seeks to overhaul the social relief of
By: Lunga Simelane
POLITICS Amid mounting controversy over her decision to boycott the signing of the Basic Education Laws Amendment (Bela) Bill , Minister of
By: Lunga Simelane
The minister says her department has been working tirelessly to promote and develop small, medium and micro enterprises, including cooperatives.
POLITICS The successful removal of the DA's Tshwane mayor Cilliers Brink has turned the spotlight on the ANC national working committee (NWC) to come up with a directive before the end of the week on who replaces him.
By: Lunga Simelane
NEWS: The Johannesburg High Court has dismissed the urgent application launched by the uMkhonto weSizwe Party (MKP) and its deputy
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