Michelle Banda is a food journalist at Maverick Citizen. With a passion for storytelling, she explores themes of security and law enforcement, while also delving into topics such as security policy, government, and public policy. Michelle's work has been featured in MSN, AllAfrica Global Media, Daily Maverick, Sunday Times, HeraldLive, Sowetan, SowetanLIVE, and The Times.
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Michelle Banda's articles primarily focus on local government and political developments, as well as crime-related incidents in Johannesburg, South Africa. Her coverage includes evolving stories, breaking news, and announcements from the government.
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By: Michelle Banda, Nandi Ntini
Sixteen service providers agree to repay R25m after Covid-19 tender irregularities.
By: Michelle Banda
African cultural activist Dr Zolani Mkiva says American actress Gabrielle Union's act of burying her father's ashes on SA soil is “untraditional and unhistorical”.
The signature of a Johannesburg property company employee who died six years ago was allegedly used in one of the illegal transfers of City-owned properties at the centre of an elaborate fraudulent scheme.
From a small village in Cefane, eNgcobo in the Eastern Cape, Justice Zukisa Tshiqi, 65, never imagined she would one day help shape constitutional law at the highest court in SA.
By: Michelle Banda
Small businesses are facing renewed cost pressures after the government confirmed that fuel levy relief measures will not be extended beyond June.
SA's justice system is facing growing scrutiny after the office of the chief justice (OCJ) confirmed a R57.4m budget shortfall affecting court recording technology, ICT systems and court operations.
By: Michelle Banda
As the country prepares to roll out lenacapavir, a groundbreaking HIV prevention injection, HIV/Aids activists warn that SA is still battling a
The increase comes at a time when households are already battling with a higher cost of living, with fuel prices affecting everything from food and transport costs to the price of everyday goods. Just last week the
By: Michelle Banda
A plant found across South Africa and long used in traditional medicine could one day help fight some of the most difficult cancers to treat.
Party says the move is part of its plan to clean up local government The ANC in Gauteng has started looking for a mayoral candidate for the Emfuleni local municipality after the resignation of Sipho Radebe.
