Shakirah Thebus is a journalist based in Cape Town, South Africa. She writes for Business Report and Cape Times, focusing on local news and issues in Cape Town. Her articles cover a wide range of topics, including politics, social issues, and current events in the region.
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Shakirah Thebus' coverage indicates a strong focus on local government, politics, and social issues in South Africa, particularly Cape Town. She frequently reports on evolving stories related to government announcements and events within the region.
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Cape Town - In Gaza, Palestine, press vests guarantee no safety and security for journalists reporting on Israel's indiscriminate attacks.
By: Shakirah Thebus
In Gaza, Palestine, press vests guarantee no safety and security for journalists reporting on Israel’s indiscriminate attacks.
Cape Town - Following an extensive and comprehensive 7-week maintenance break, the Table Mountain Aerial Cableway has reopened, just as weather conditions have improved with the emergence of spring.
Cape Town - Parliament has requested the Department of Social Development to have a policy position on inter-country adoptions.
Cape Town - Sandiswa Mhlakaza, a firefighter since the age of 19, had not imagined that one day she would be fighting fires internationally.
Cape Town - Forecast for October 2024, Day Zero for the SA Post Office (Sapo) is rearing its ugly head, should the struggling government entity be unable to obtain further capital injection.
Forecast for October 2024, Day Zero for the SA Post Office (Sapo) is rearing its ugly head, should the struggling government entity be unable to obtain further capital injection.
By: Shakirah Thebus
Cape Town - While there has been an increase in special schools for learners with disabilities over the past two decades, there remain hindrances to access inclusive education, particularly for learners aged 16-18, in the Western Cape.
Cape Town - The Electoral Reform Consultation Panel has inspired little confidence that it would comprehensively perform its mandate within the established time frames.
Cape Town - In the capital city of Zambia, over 2 000km from South Africa, the spirits of several South African freedom fighters buried in Lusaka were recalled through a spiritual repatriation by family members.
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