Sune Payne is a Journalist at Maverick. She focuses on giving a platform to underrepresented voices while covering a range of topics including elections, government, politics, public policy, and social interest, with a keen interest in climate change and water management. Sune's work has been featured in Zawya, The Namibian, MSN, AllAfrica Global Media, Daily Maverick, Food For Mzansi, and News24 Business.
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Sune Payne's coverage largely revolves around local government and politics in South Africa, with a significant emphasis on community-related issues. She appears to prioritize covering evolving stories, government announcements, legal policy regulations related to the region.
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By: Marvin Charles, Suné Payne
By: Suné Payne
Challenges faced by South Africa’s youth “require practical solutions, not the scapegoating of vulnerable people”, President Cyril Ramaphosa asserted during a Youth Day address.
By: Suné Payne
Political parties, from the DA to the EFF, used this year’s Youth Day celebrations to encourage young people to register ahead of the first voter registration weekend for the upcoming local government elections.
By: Tankiso Makhetha, Suné Payne
By: Suné Payne
"I don't want to see a PA member at March and March," said Gayton McKenzie, as he told members of his party that if they got caught up in assaults of undocumented people or children, they would be expelled from the party.
By: Suné Payne
“Deeply concerning” is how ActionSA described the decision by Public Works and Infrastructure Minister Dean Macpherson to go to court to set aside a parliamentary decision requiring him to apologise for calling its supporters amaphara.
By: Suné Payne
The National Youth Development Agency is paying the bill for its board chairperson’s court application against a Sunday Times journalist who had sent media queries related to an ongoing search for whistleblowers at the agency.
By: Suné Payne
Speaker of the National Assembly Thoko Didiza failed to protect Parliament against President Cyril Ramaphosa's urgent interdict – so she needs to
