Ntebatse Masipa is a journalist for SNL24, focusing on local news in South Africa. With a passion for investigative reporting, Ntebatse covers a wide range of topics including crime, education, and community stories. Through their articles, Ntebatse aims to shed light on important issues and bring about positive change in their community.
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Ntebatse Masipa's coverage revolves around local news in South Africa, with a focus on evolving stories and breaking news related to crime, safety, and community. She often covers heartwarming or inspiring stories amidst the challenges faced by the community.
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RASTAFARIANS often grow their hair long and then coil it into dreadlocks, which is considered a spiritual practice.
RESIDENTS of Phumla Mqashi near Lenasia, south of Joburg don't want JoJo tanks because the water is not sustainable and safe.
MARTHA Mokoena from Tambo section in Wattville, Benoni is still in shock. IYOH! What happened? On Wednesday, 15 January Martha was doing her laundry.
THE cops are warning against spreading misinformation on social media.
NEW initiatives set to slow down teen pregnancy. Ekurhuleni leads in teen pregnancies, with 24 941 reported cases of deliveries and terminations in Gauteng for 2022–2023.
PRINCIPAL "borrows" food to feed pupils. There was no one to sponsor food for matric pupils' camp in 2024, so Lefa-Ifa Secondary School principal Dr Disekeletso Saboshego came up with a plan.
HE was walking down the street on Saturday, 18 January. Without warning, two men appeared out of nowhere.
PEOPLE, including izangoma, visit rivers to conduct religious and cultural rituals. Some offer gifts such as food, money, and even animals as sacrifice to appease spirits and seek blessings.
A 36-YEAR-OLD man armed with an axe was arrested in Crystal Park, Ekurhuleni, on 16 January. Metro police heard someone screaming for help.
By: Ntebatse Masipa
MZANSI, a family from Qalabotsha in Daveyton, Ekurhuleni, is desperate for help. He banna, what happened?
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