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Nicola Daniels

Multimedia Journalist/Acting News Editor

AS SEEN ON
capeargus.co.za, Business Report, Cape Times, dailyvoice.co.za

Preston's Summary

Nicola Daniels is a Multimedia Journalist and Acting News Editor at Cape Times. She covers a range of topics including law and legal affairs, health and wellness, and regional interest, with a particular focus on crime, organized crime, and the Russia-Ukraine War. Nicola's work has been featured in publications such as Business Report, Cigalah Group, Sunday Independent, and Cape Times.

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Geo Focus

South Africa (National)

Coverage Attributes:

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Government Announcement: 47 %
Legal Policy Regulation: 15 %
Evolving Stories: 14 %
Breaking News: 12 %
Cites Data: 4 %

Themes Covered:

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Most Recent Topics:

  • Energy Policy & Regulation
  • Consumer Health

Pitching Insights

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.

Pitches involving gender-based violence or cultural events specific to Cape Town may resonate well with Nicola's coverage scope. However, it appears that she may not cover health-related topics extensively based on the provided article titles and their attributes.

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Articles

Business Report

Port Alfred high school principal faces sexual harassment charges By Nicola Daniels | Published 17m ago ActionSA became the latest to weigh in on the matter, accusing the Eastern Cape Department of Education of taking no action following a May 2024 ruling by the CCMA which found that the principal engaged in conduct that was unwelcome and of a sexual nature.

Port Alfred high school principal faces sexual harassment charges By Nicola Daniels | Published 17m ago ActionSA became the latest to weigh in on the matter, accusing the Eastern Cape Department of Education of taking no action following a May 2024 ruling by the CCMA which found that the principal engaged in conduct that was unwelcome and of a sexual nature.

By: Nicola Daniels

A PORT Alfred High School principal at the centre of sexual harassment allegations is expected to be served with the charges the provincial education department said it was finalising this week.

Cape Times

‘Adv Gauntlett not fit to probe sex abuse'

‘Adv Gauntlett not fit to probe sex abuse'

By: Nicola Daniels

THE Anglican church has defended itself against allegations that it ignored sexual abuse allegations against one of the members it appointed to examine the activities of serial abuser John Smyth in South Africa.

Business Report

‘Adv Gauntlett not fit to probe sex abuse’ By Nicola Daniels | Published 21m ago The Anglican Church of Southern Africa faces renewed scrutiny after a panel member investigating historical abuse cases steps down following allegations of sexual misconduct.

‘Adv Gauntlett not fit to probe sex abuse’ By Nicola Daniels | Published 21m ago The Anglican Church of Southern Africa faces renewed scrutiny after a panel member investigating historical abuse cases steps down following allegations of sexual misconduct.

By: Nicola Daniels

THE Anglican church has defended itself against allegations that it ignored sexual abuse allegations against one of the members it appointed to examine the activities of serial abuser John Smyth in South Africa.

‘Teacher post cuts hit poor schools hard'

‘Teacher post cuts hit poor schools hard'

By: Nicola Daniels

MORE than 100 Quintile 5 schools, the wealthiest, have allegedly been shielded from the recent teacher post-cuts in the province, according to research analysis the Western Cape Education (WCED) has dismissed as propaganda.

Business Report

Small-scale fishers question 36% increase in 'own use' fish allocation By Nicola Daniels | Published 39m ago Small-scale fishing communities are demanding clarity from Minister Dion George following his announcement of a 36% increase in fish allocations for 'own use', questioning how this will benefit their livelihoods when selling catches remains prohibited.

Small-scale fishers question 36% increase in 'own use' fish allocation By Nicola Daniels | Published 39m ago Small-scale fishing communities are demanding clarity from Minister Dion George following his announcement of a 36% increase in fish allocations for 'own use', questioning how this will benefit their livelihoods when selling catches remains prohibited.

By: Nicola Daniels

SMALL-scale fishing communities are waiting for direct engagement with Forestry, Fisheries and the Environment Minister Dr Dion George, to address

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