Yolanda Palezweni is a political reporter for HeraldLIVE, focusing on local news in Port Elizabeth, South Africa. With a background in journalism, Yolanda has written for various publications including Sowetan and Daily Dispatch. She is dedicated to uncovering and reporting on important political issues and their impact on the community.
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Yolanda Palezweni's articles focus on local events and politics in the South African city of Port Elizabeth. She primarily covers topics related to infrastructure and investment within her local area.
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By: Andisa Bonani, Tremaine Van Aardt, Yolanda Palezweni
Overcrowded classrooms, teacher shortages and a general lack of department support — all factors contributing to why less than a fifth of grade 4 pupils in SA schools are able to read for meaning.
At the mercy of ruthless killers who storm people’s houses, taverns, and even open fire in the streets in broad daylight, Kwazakhele residents are living in fear and say they feel like prisoners in their own homes.
A husband and wife were shot dead in Motherwell on Sunday shortly after the man arrived home.
Eastern Cape premier Oscar Mabuyane aims to build on the momentum of the province’s nascent economic recovery in 2022 — reflected in improved GDP and employment figures — by attracting additional investors and creating more jobs.
By: Yolanda Palezweni
The Automotive Industry Development Centre Eastern Cape has been tasked to work with the private sector to gear up the province for a transition to electric vehicles.
For almost five years, a Bloemendal family has lived in constant fear that one of them will be electrocuted by live electric cables dangling on their wall.
A pedestrian bridge built to help children cross the busy Addo Road is in such disrepair that it poses a risk to their safety.
By: Ntsikelelo Qoyo, Yolanda Palezweni
With 182 days of water left in dams that supply Nelson Mandela Bay, R114m will be shifted from several departments to the metro’s water service directorate to fix collapsing infrastructure in the city.
Outgoing Nelson Mandela Bay economic development boss Anele Qaba’s golden handshake was approved by the council on Tuesday night and will see him pocket R3m to vacate the post.
By: Michael Kimberley, Yolanda Palezweni, Kathryn Kimberley
A high-risk patient at Uitenhage Provincial is unable to see her newborn baby while her husband is locked out of the hospital and told to “f**k off”.
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