Thabiso Goba is a multimedia reporter based in Johannesburg. With a focus on local news in South Africa, Thabiso's work has been featured in various media outlets, including Eyewitness News (EWN), 702, Cigalah Group, and CapeTalk. Thabiso is dedicated to delivering serious journalism and is open to receiving tips and information from the public.
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Thabiso's coverage primarily focuses on local government and political news, with a significant emphasis on evolving stories and breaking news related to crime. This indicates a preference for timely pitches that align with ongoing or developing stories in South Africa, particularly Johannesburg.
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By: Thabiso Goba
The party says it's aware it is working with parties in the GNU who are ideologically opposite to its values and principles.
By: Thabiso Goba
The Municipal Systems Amendment Act was passed in 2011 and prohibited government workers from holding any political office.
By: Thabiso Goba
The GNU dispute panel, known as the Clearing House, has recently concluded its deliberation on the Basic Education Laws Amendment (BELA) Act.
By: Thabiso Goba
Speaking at the South African Communist Party (SACP)'s congress on Friday, COSATU's first deputy president, Mike Shingange, said Ramaphosa must not give in to pressure from right-wing groups.
By: Thabiso Goba
Speaking at the South African Communist Party (SACP)’s congress on Friday, COSATU’s first deputy president, Mike Shingange, said Ramaphosa must not give in to pressure from right-wing groups.
By: Thabiso Goba
COSATU says it has spent R5 million on legal fees fighting for the right of government employees to hold political office.
By: Thabiso Goba
The SACP recently announced it will contest elections alone and no longer under the African National Congress (ANC) banner.
By: Thabiso Goba
The dialogue will bring together all sections of society, from business, traditional healers, NGOs, and others, to discuss the state of the country.
By: Thabiso Goba
The SACP currently has one minister in the Government of National Unity (GNU), Blade Nzimande, who heads up the Office of Science, Technology, and Innovation.
By: Thabiso Goba
The SACP says the current political landscape has no parties truly advocating for left-wing, socialist issues.
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