Sihle Mlambo is a digital storyteller and journalist based in Johannesburg, South Africa. With a focus on local news and current affairs, Sihle covers a range of topics including politics, crime, and community issues. Their work has been featured in publications such as Business Report, Cape Times, and the African News Agency.
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Sihle Mlambo's local focus on South Africa, Gauteng, and Johannesburg indicates a strong interest in breaking news and evolving stories related to crime, government & politics. Pitches should offer insights or access to sources relevant to ongoing criminal investigations, political developments at the local level, and legal policy regulations within these regions.
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By: Sihle Mlambo
The Department of Transport is facing numerous questions regarding the R898 million smart driving licence cards tender awarded to Idemia.
By: Sihle Mlambo
Impeached judge John Hlophe and the MK Party’s bid to halt the proceedings of the JSC - which is interviewing several candidates to the high courts, has failed.
SAPS top management has wished Lieutenant Colonel Kgothatso Khunou and Captain Zeldah Ntuli well ahead of the Forty Under 40 Awards ceremony taking place on Saturday evening in Kempton Park.
Dr John Hlophe was impeached as a judge for gross misconduct in February this year, and the DA, Corruption Watch and Freedom Under Law, have argued he should not be allowed to serve on the JSC, a body which selects fit and proper persons for appointment as judges and to investigate complaints about judicial officers.
The alleged Paraguayan drug mule is the 14th person arrested since the SA Police Service intensified drug trafficking efforts from September.
By: Sihle Mlambo
While many younger people on social media remembered Tito Mboweni for his garlic-fuelled, pilchard or/and chicken meals, he was the first labour minister for a democratic South Africa after he was appointed to Cabinet by former president Nelson Mandela in 1994.
By: Sihle Mlambo
Lieutenant Colonel Kgothatso Khunou scooped the aviation award at the Forty Under 40 awards held in Joburg last week, now the helicopter pilot who fights crime from the sky speaks to IOL content manager Sihle Mlambo.
By: Sihle Mlambo
Mdladlana was a teacher by training and a former school principal, serving as the labour minister in the Cabinets of former presidents Nelson Mandela, Thabo Mbeki, Kgalema Motlanthe and Jacob Zuma.
By: Sihle Mlambo
Thousands of children at school and workers at work pack their lunch boxes everyday with all sorts of wonderful sandwiches, from the fruity, to the sweet and savoury, and some, to the meaty type.
By: Sihle Mlambo
Gauteng provincial police spokesperson Lieutenant Colonel Mavela Masondo said two people were arrested for pitch invasion and two others were arrested for selling alleged fake tickets.
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