Sipho Mabena is a journalist based in Cape Town, South Africa. With a focus on local news, Sipho writes for News24 Business and his work has also been featured in The Citizen News and Metals Daily. He covers a wide range of topics, including crime, current events, business, and social issues impacting the local community.
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South Africa (National)
Sipho Mabena's coverage focuses on local news in South Africa, particularly crime and government & politics. His articles often highlight evolving stories, breaking news, and legal policy regulation announcements. Given this focus, Sipho would likely value pitches that offer unique insights or access to sources related to ongoing legal cases, government policies, or community issues in South Africa.
For example, if you can offer expert commentary on the legal aspects of high-profile criminal cases or provide insight into governmental decisions impacting communities in Cape Town or South Africa as a whole, it may be of interest to him.
Additionally, given his coverage of weather-related incidents like thunderstorms and safety concerns such as road safety and travel warnings from authorities like Acsa (Airports Company South Africa), providing information about similar developments or trends could also be relevant for pitching purposes.
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By: Yamkeleka Manjeya, Sipho Mabena
A team of water and sanitation technicians was attacked on Tuesday afternoon in Mamelodi while installing pressure monitoring points.
By: Sipho Mabena
NEWS In the first incident, which happened on 25 August in Hendrina, a body of an 11-year-old girl was found with stab wounds after she was reported missing.
By: Sipho Mabena
NEWS The Gauteng health department underspent by R1.1 billion, including R590 million underspent on the National Tertiary Service Grant, which is supposed to subsidise highly specialised services.
By: Sipho Mabena
Minister of Sport, Arts and Culture Gayton McKenzie was not even aware that there was money allocated for the maintenance of the theatre.
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