Vuyile Madwantsi is a Lifestyle Journalist at various esteemed publications including Sunday Independent and Cape Times. He specializes in themes of health and wellness, culture and society, and food and beverages, often exploring topics such as consumer health, mental health, diet and nutrition, and pop culture. Vuyile's work has been featured in notable outlets like Business Report, The Namibian, and Fast Company South Africa.
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Vuyile Madwantsi's coverage primarily focuses on health and well-being, featuring scientific insights, how-to guides, and data citations. She appears to be particularly interested in articles that offer practical advice for everyday life challenges related to health, relationships, parenting, and general well-being.
Given her focus on local (South Africa) news content in Johannesburg, Vuyile would likely welcome pitches related to local health initiatives or unique South African perspectives on global health topics. Sources with firsthand experience working within the South African healthcare system or providing culturally relevant wellness guidance may capture her attention.
For pitching ideas, consider offering expertise in areas such as nutrition & dietetics, mental health counseling/therapy specific to local demographics and culture or contributions from professionals involved in community-based wellness programs tailored for the South African context.
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By: Vuyile Madwantsi
Read this exciting story from The Star July 22, 2026 issue. FORMER TV presenter and media personality Nonhle Thema has sent social media into overdrive after claiming she single-handedly introduced Twitter (now X) to South Africans.
By: Vuyile Madwantsi
Discover effective strategies for helping your teenager develop resilience, emotional intelligence and independence in an increasingly challenging world.
By: Vuyile Madwantsi
AI may be able to answer at 2am. It may even sound like it understands. But mental health professionals warn that when someone is anxious, depressed, traumatised or in crisis, sounding human is not the same as being human.
By: Vuyile Madwantsi
Exactly one year after the tragic drowning death of beloved actor Malcolm-Jamal Warner, a bitter legal tug-of-war has erupted over his estate.
By: Vuyile Madwantsi
Nigerian superstar Tems has officially crossed one of the rarest thresholds in music history.
By: Lindiwe Nkuna-Kgopa, Vuyile Madwantsi, Nokubonga Ndlovu
Some of the tests it sells, however, require users to have quite a lot of medical knowledge. Bloomberg News ordered a gonorrhea and chlamydia test from the company, which was marketed as a “simple at-home test-no doctor visits”. It arrived with slick branding on the packets, but an instruction leaflet in dense technical language and a warning that it should only be administered by a specialist: “for professional in vitro diagnostic use only”.
By: Vuyile Madwantsi, Lutho Pasiya, Bernelee Vollmer
Durban actress TeKayha Sukuram is enjoying a career-defining moment after landing on both the small screen and the big screen within weeks of each other.
By: Vuyile Madwantsi
"Love Island USA" season 7 fan favourites Olandria Carthen and Nic Vansteenberghe have officially called it quits.
By: Vuyile Madwantsi
Maisie Williams, renowned for her role in 'Game of Thrones', delivers an inspiring speech at Bath Spa University's graduation, sharing her journey of self-belief and resilience.
By: Vuyile Madwantsi
President Duma Boko's recent speech addresses the complexities of love, divorce, and gender-based violence, urging emotional maturity and acceptance in relationships.
