Willem Phungula is a journalist based in South Africa, focusing on local news and politics. He writes for Business Report and Cape Times, covering a wide range of topics including political developments, education, and social issues. His work has also been featured in Cigalah Group.
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Willem Phungula's articles primarily focus on local government and politics in South Africa. He demonstrates a keen interest in evolving political stories, government announcements, and legal policy regulations.
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By: Willem Phungula
Durban — Other KwaZulu-Natal long-distance taxi associations have disputed the Durban Long Distance Taxi Association's claims that the government was failing to issue permits.
Durban — The family of the murdered whistleblower, Babita Deokaran, has appealed to President Cyril Ramaphosa to ensure that the mastermind behind Deokaran's death is found.
By: Willem Phungula
Durban — Wentworth social and cultural activist Troy Meyer has described his appointment to the KwaZulu-Natal Museum Board as a victory for the Khoi-San people.
Durban — The Democratic Alliance (DA) has slammed the Tourism Equity Fund for its slow pace in supporting small, medium, and micro-enterprises (SMMEs) in the tourism sector.
Durban — The Democratic Alliance in KwaDukuza Local Municipality has described the ANC-led council's decision to splurge R1.1 million in an accommodation outside the municipality boundaries as outrageous.
By: Willem Phungula
Durban — Opposition parties and civic bodies in KwaDukuza Local Municipality north of Durban are up in arms against the ANC-led council's decision to hold a four-day conference at a cost of R1.1 million in another municipality.
By: Willem Phungula
Durban — Ilembe Chamber of Commerce has also expressed its disappointment at KwaDukuza Local Municipality's decision to host its four-day conference at a cost of R1 million in another municipality.
Durban — The Association of South African Chambers (ASAC) has called on Transport Minister Barbara Creecy to cancel the disputed Port of Durban Pier 2 tender which it said has negatively impacted the logistics industry.
By: Willem Phungula
WARNING: GRAPHIC IMAGES OF CATTLE HEADS, STOMACHS AND INTESTINES BELOW.
By: Willem Phungula
Durban — With a big rugby match between old rivals, the Sharks and the Bulls taking place in Durban, the City is expected to have another bumper weekend.
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