Nokwanda Ncwane is a journalist based in Cape Town, South Africa. She writes for The South African and her work has also appeared in SA People. Nokwanda covers a range of topics including local news, community issues, weather updates, and government announcements.
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Nokwanda Ncwane focuses on national news, with a particular emphasis on the South African region, particularly Cape Town. Her coverage includes government announcements and evolving stories related to crime, government & politics, and energy.
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After 24 November 2024, prepaid electricity meters in KwaZulu-Natal will no longer accept tokens unless they are updated to KRN2.
The EFF has expressed approval of the decision to lift Julius Malema's seven-year travel ban in Zambia, coming after a similar move by Botswana.
The City of Cape Town has emphasised that the planned electricity infrastructure maintenance will only affect six suburbs.
ANC Youth League president Collen Malatji admits that the party was too harsh when it expelled Julius Malema.
Fraud-accused SAFA boss Danny Jordaan has been granted R20 000 bail, keeps passport to travel for Bafana Bafana games.
By: Nokwanda Ncwane
At least 4000 zama zamas are believed to be underground in North West mines, and the government says they will not assist them.
EFF's Julius Malema says he is not scared of MK Party leader Jacob Zuma or all the people who are working with him.
The government has stated that it will not assist the estimated 4,000 zama zamas believed to be trapped underground in North West mines.
By: Nokwanda Ncwane
SAPS and SANDF top brass will visit North West on Friday, where over 4000 illegal miners are believed to be trapped underground.
Fikile Mbalula's brother Jabu was one of the ghost workers who allegedly crippled a Free State municipality in 2022 earning millions.
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