Sune Payne is a journalist at Maverick. She focuses on giving a platform to underrepresented voices while covering critical themes such as climate change, water conservation, and public policy. Sune's work has been featured in Zawya, The Namibian, MSN, AllAfrica Global Media, Daily Maverick, and Food For Mzansi.
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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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Basic Education Minister Siviwe Gwarube said on Tuesday that she would launch an independent inquiry into the ongoing textbook catalogue controversy.
Minister of Higher Education Buti Manamela has denied that he gave instructions to the dissolved board of the National Student Financial Aid
By: Jan Gerber, Suné Payne
Makashule Gana and Songezo Zibi had a long, hard conversation about the seriousness and level-headedness required to lead Parliament’s first-ever impeachment proceedings against a sitting president. On Monday, Gana was elected chairperson of that impeachment committee, with support from inside the GNU.
By: Suné Payne
Speaker of the National Assembly Thoko Didiza has labelled claims by ATM parliamentary leader Vuyo Zungula about a meeting between herself and lawyers for the president as “false, unwarranted and defamatory”.
By: Suné Payne, Jan Gerber
