South Africa (National)
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Nhlanhla Khomola's articles suggest a focus on local South African stories, particularly those related to crime, education, protests, natural disasters and politics. Given the high percentage of evolving stories and breaking news in their coverage attributes, pitches should offer timely insights or access to individuals directly involved in ongoing events.
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By: Nhlanhla Khomola
Fed-up residents of Westbury in Johannesburg stand in solidarity as they demand urgent action against the wave of gang violence and drug-related crime gripping their community.
Gatvol residents of Westbury in Johannesburg stand in solidarity as they demand urgent action against the wave of gang violence and drug-related crime gripping
“ONLY people who have enough money say money doesn't matter.” That powerful message echoed through the Radisson Blu Hotel in Sandton, north
Mothers urged to reclaim authority as gang violence grips Westbury
LIFE sentence for attorney. A Joburg attorney who murdered his girlfriend and allegedly tried to cover up the crime by setting her body and car alight will spend the rest of his life behind bars.
GOVERNMENT is tightening the screws on illegal initiation schools following a string of deaths and criminal activities that continue to claim young lives.
Ipid arrests five, including EMPD and SAPS cops over 2022 killing of Emmanuel Mbense
Suspended EMPD boss' legal woes deepen amid latest Ipid arrest IT has been a year of blue lights, courtrooms and handcuffs for suspended Ekurhuleni Metropolitan Police Department (EMPD) deputy chief, Julius Mkhwanazi.
GAUTENG Department of Education paints a grim picture of the abuse and trauma faced by pupils across the province.
The latest Gauteng Department of Education figures showed the harsh realities many children face at home.
