Sibusisiwe Lwandle
Education: Bachelor of Arts, University of Cape Town (2010-2012), Independent media cadet school (2011), MICT-Seta Arts Journalism Programme Level 5 (2012), Bachelor of Science, University of KwaZulu Natal (2014-2018), Google News Initiative training (2024)
Experience: Independent Media journalist: current affairs, court reporting and entertainment features writer (2011-2013), Washington Post communities contributor (2012), Edgars MAN, SEED magazine (2011-2012), Head of News Department (1KZNTV, 2021-2023), Briefly News HoD - Current Affairs and ENT
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Eish: Jacob Zuma hit by loadshedding while trying to apply for Smart ID at Home Affairs
Former President Jacob Zuma experienced loadshedding and an offline system at Home Affairs when he went to get a Smart ID card to use in the upcoming elections.
Roger Jardine throws in the towel, Change Starts Now won’t contest 2024 elections
Roger Jardine has announced that his newly launched party Change Starts Now will not be contesting in the national elections scheduled for 29 May 2024.
Busted: AKA's killers allegedly paid R800k for hit, 6 arrested
The South African police have confirmed that six suspects have been arrested in relation to the murder of AKA and Tibz. More arrests are still to be expected.
Makhosi Khoza makes political comeback, joins ABC party
Makhosi Khoza has made a political comeback and joined the Abantu Batho Congress (ABC) party. Dr Khoza's return follows her removal from ActionSA in 2022.
AFCON: Muthi for Bafana Bafana's upcoming game with Nigeria? Traditional healers weigh in
South Africans called on traditional healers to come out in numbers and brew some muthi for Bafana Bafana to win their upcoming match against Nigeria.
Unveiling the figure behind the troubling 'Big Brother Mzansi' scandal: Bravo B's story
Bravo B's eviction from the 'Big Brother Mzansi' house has been charting trends and hogging headlines. Briefly News delves deeper into the trending case.
The voice of 65k voters: Winners of the Briefly Entertainment Awards announced
The Briefly Entertainment Awards winners have been announced after a month of tireless voting from South Africans. Mzansi stars including Tyla and Nasty C won.
Sannah Mchunu moved to tears after Briefly Awards nod: "I'm still shaking"
Sannah Mchunu has thanked her fans for recognising her talent and nominating her as the Best Actress of the Year in the Briefly Entertainment Awards.
Mbongeni Ngema: KZN government calls on The Playhouse Theatre to be renamed after late artist
The KZN government is pushing for The Playhouse Theatre to be named after the late Mbongeni Ngema. Premier of KwaZulu Natal Nomusa Dube-Ncube supported the idea.
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