Mfundo Mkhize is a journalist based in Durban, South Africa. He writes for publications such as Sunday Times, HeraldLIVE, Business Day, Sowetan, and Daily Dispatch. Mfundo covers a range of local news topics, including crime, court cases, accidents, politics, and social issues.
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Mfundo Mkhize's coverage predominantly focuses on local crime, family-related issues, and government and politics in South Africa, primarily Durban. If you have expertise in any of these areas within the specified geographic region or can provide insights into evolving news stories related to crime, family matters, or political developments specifically relevant to Durban or South Africa as a whole, your pitch is more likely to resonate with Mfundo. Whether it's providing expert commentary on ongoing cases or shedding light on socio-political issues impacting the community he covers, aligning your pitch with his focus will be key for effective outreach.
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A KwaZulu-Natal man has been arrested after allegedly killing four people, including two police officers, at a funeral in Cliffdale near Hammersdale on Saturday night.
Mkhwanazi said it was disturbing that most crimes were organised from prison
KwaZulu-Natal police say a man who fatally stabbed his ex-girlfriend, recorded his murder confession with blood visible on his face and T-shirt and posted the gruesome details on social media has been found dead.
By: Mfundo Mkhize
Umhlathuze mayor Xolani Ngwezi has called on law enforcement officials to come down hard on criminals who put lives in danger.
A Durban woman and her accomplice who plotted the deaths of her two relatives and a family friend have been handed three life sentences.
The family of Ntobeko Cele, 25, who was stabbed to death by her partner who posted a video of her body before committing suicide, has expressed its anguish about how the killer's family have depicted them in public.
By: Mfundo Mkhize
KwaZulu-Natal police on Friday discovered the bodies of a young couple and their child in uMgababa on the South Coast.
By: Mfundo Mkhize
A WhatsApp voice note sent by a KwaZulu-Natal man who allegedly killed his girlfriend, Bongeka Makhathini, 21, and their three-year-old son
By: Mfundo Mkhize
Police minister Senzo Mchunu has called on police to be “combat ready” when responding to crime scenes amidst a crime wave gripping the country.
By: Mfundo Mkhize
Police minister Senzo Mchunu has called on police to be “combat ready” when responding to crime scenes amidst a crime wave gripping the country.
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