Malibongwe Dayimani is a journalist at News24. He covers a range of topics including crime, academia, social issues, and metro news, with a particular interest in the UAE. Malibongwe's work has been featured in prominent publications such as News24 Business, The Citizen News, Sowetan, and Sunday Times.
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A 42-year-old man is expected to appear in the Bloemfontein magistrate's court on Thursday for the death of her girlfriend who was attacked by his three pit bulls on Monday.
Police believe deadly attack was triggered when Bloemfontein woman spanked her five-year-old son in front of the dogs
Zuma’s daughter Duduzile also sworn in
Witnesses say Malao started altercation by striking Moyo with a cellphone
Du Plessis used unlicensed firearm, ammunition Sarel Petrus du Plessis, who pulled the trigger on that day on December 5 2018 after concluding that
Minutes before announcement, DA says ANC failed to consult
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The ANC, EFF, Patriotic Alliance, Al Jamah, COPE and the Good Party are some of the political parties who voted in favour of the R200 prepaid electricity users’ monthly service fees.
By: Malibongwe Dayimani, Papi Morake
Official opposition miss deadline to form part of GPU cabinet announcement
By: Malibongwe Dayimani
An Eastern Cape municipality says it may open criminal cases against its former manager and other officials and start a civil case to claw back R20m it lost to a company responsible for building a dodgy stadium in Komani.
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