Mandilakhe Tshwete is a multimedia reporter based in Cape Town, South Africa. With a focus on local news, Mandilakhe covers a wide range of topics including crime, community events, and social issues. His articles for Business Report provide readers with up-to-date information on incidents and developments in the Cape Town area.
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Cape Town, South Africa (Local)
Mandilakhe Tshwete's reporting primarily focuses on local crime stories within South Africa, particularly Cape Town. His emphasis is on evolving and breaking news related to crimes such as murder, robbery, shootings, and arrests.
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A third shooting in less than a month has left the Lansdowne community shaken after a man was gunned down on Wednesday evening.
The three men charged with the attempted murder and kidnapping of a Klapmuts boy who was tortured appeared in the Paarl Regional Court on Thursday.
By: Mandilakhe Tshwete
Cops have arrested two suspects in connection with the attack on a couple who bought a PlayStation 5 on Facebook Marketplace.
An elderly woman was found gruesomely beaten to death in her Athlone home.
Two friends were gunned down in Athlone, while two others were injured in the same shooting.
Cops are investigating following the murder of four people in Nyanga on Sunday night.
By: Mandilakhe Tshwete
The Western Cape E-hailing Association (WCEA) has indicated a willingness to sit down with service providers and resolve ‘inhumane’ issues affecting drivers.
As their three-day stay away came to an end at midnight, the Western Cape E-hailing Association (WCEA) indicated willingness to sit down with service providers to solve their grievances.
A family has been left traumatised after two young siblings were gunned down in Gugulethu.
Cops have denied receiving an offer of two-way radios from the City of Cape Town after it came to light that AGU officers had to rely on their cellphones to communicate with each other.
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