Nomalanga Tshuma is a multimedia journalist based in Cape Town, South Africa. With a focus on local news and business reporting, Nomalanga covers a wide range of topics including the rising cost of living, environmental restoration efforts, tourism initiatives, and issues affecting the local community.
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Nomalanga Tshuma's coverage predominantly focuses on local news in Cape Town, South Africa. She regularly covers government announcements and evolving stories related to crime, travel & tourism, culture & society, and government & politics.
Given her focus on local issues in Cape Town and the Western Cape province of South Africa, she is likely to be interested in pitches that offer insights or expert commentary on these specific areas. If you have expertise related to tourism development, crime trends and solutions within this region or can provide commentary on government policy announcements affecting the area, your pitch may resonate with her.
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Despite recent downpours in the Western Cape contributing to increasing dam levels, the City of Cape Town has continued encouraging residents to be water-wise.
By: Nomalanga Tshuma
The City of Cape Town’s Directorate for Community Services and Health calls on women across the city to prioritise their health this Women’s Month.
Illegal dumping remains a problem as the City's Directorate for Urban Waste Management collected over R4 million in fines in the 2023/24 financial year.
Yesterday might have been the coldest day of the winter in Cape Town this year, with even snow falling on Table Mountain.
Cape Town - The National Sea Rescue Institute (NSRI) is appealing to members of the public to take extra precautions when visiting the coast over the coming days.
Police have made one of the biggest abalone busts in recent years, arresting three suspects in Rylands, and recovering thousands of wet and dry abalone worth R10. 3 million.
Cape Town - The electric motorcycle en route 6 000km to Stellenbosch has exceeded expectations, covering over 1 000km since it fired up in Nairboi, Kenya, only four days ago.
The City’s Department of Water and Sanitation is looking into businesses based in Paarden Eiland, for allegedly dumping “fat” down its sewer system, severely damaging service infrastructure.
A 62-year-old Chinese national was shot in the chest during a botched robbery at Cape Town's Howard Centre.
The City of Cape Town’s Directorate for Urban Mobility is cautioning mense to not fall prey to a free transport scam making the round on social media.
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