Multimedia Journalist/Acting News Editor
Nicola Daniels is a South African journalist and psychology student. As a multimedia journalist and acting news editor, Nicola focuses on local news in Cape Town and South Africa. She has written for publications such as Business Report and Cape Times, covering a range of topics including politics, crime, health, and social issues.
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South Africa (National)
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Nicola Daniels' coverage predominantly focuses on government announcements, legal policy regulations, and evolving stories related to South Africa, particularly Cape Town. Her themes covered include government & politics, finance & economy, crime, and culture & society.
Given her specific focus on local news in South Africa and Cape Town with an emphasis on government-related topics such as international relations and Palestine issues, she would likely be receptive to pitches from local officials or experts who can provide insights into these areas. Additionally, sources knowledgeable about crime trends or economic developments within the region could also capture her interest.
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By: Nicola Daniels
Lifman was one of three suspects, arrested in December 2020 in connection with the murder of “steroid king” Brian Wainstein, in August 2017.
The provincial education department however says learners are being accommodated in a mobile school with the required ablutions, as the old school building was not safe.
“Isolated” cases of food poisoning have also been recorded in the Western Cape, igniting calls for the public to remain vigilant about food sources and handling.
By: Nicola Daniels
The department noted that municipal officials would assist applicants in the process, ensuring timely approvals and smooth operations for new and existing businesses.
In videos circulating on social media, the men are seen cornered in a buzzing Mall of Africa in Midrand, and bystanders watch as they are handcuffed.
The couple is suing the agent and the executor of the late seller's estate for over R100 000 to have a new deck installed citing alleged misrepresentations on the part of the seller.
Families of anti-apartheid martyrs, the COSAS 4, have lamented the slow wheel of justice, 30 years into democracy, after the Gauteng High Court dismissed suspect Thlomedi Ephraim Mfalapitsa's bid for amnesty.
The Department of Agriculture has ruled out immediate plans to impose a wholesale ban on the use of pesticides.
It has taken the recent tragic and avoidable deaths of children to expose the pesticide industry and government's broader unwillingness to ban highly hazardous pesticides.
By: Nicola Daniels
The discovery comes as authorities are cracking down on food safety amid pesticide related deaths.
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