Justin Williams

Education: Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Film & Multimedia Production, and English literary studies, University of Cape Town (UCT). 2021-2024.

Experience: Writer and Chief Editor at Right for Education Africa: South African chapter from 2022 - 2023. Current Affairs Writer at Briefly News since 2024.

Awards: Best Performing Articles for Right for Education (2023). UCT Dean's Merit List (2023)

Justin Williams joined Briefly News in 2024. He is currently a Current Affairs Writer. He completed his Bachelor of Arts (BA) degree in Film & Multimedia Production and English Literary Studies from the University of Cape Town in 2024. Justin is a former writer and chief editor at Right for Education Africa: South African chapter. Contact Justin at justin.williams@briefly.co.za

973 articles published since 11 Jul 2024

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Ernst Roets plans to plant 3,000 crosses in Washington to spotlight farm attacks in SA

South Africa

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Stellenbosch University responds to alleged racism residence incident under police investigation

South Africa

2 months ago

South Africans weigh in as 62 retired detectives return to combat crime in Western Cape

South Africa

2 months ago

Western Cape Premier Alan Winde breaches conduct rules over undisclosed US trip

South Africa

2 months ago

Mother of poisoned Durban girls faces backlash for unemotional response at funeral

South Africa

2 months ago

Somerset West sting operation leads to arrest for R1.4 million bribe in Cape Town

South Africa

2 months ago

South Africans recall Mosiuoa Lekota’s controversial words on President Ramaphosa

South Africa

2 months ago

Tributes flood in for Mosiuoa 'Terror' Lekota, COPE founder, as a resurfaced interview reveals his reflections on apartheid detentions and Cyril Ramaphosa's role.

63 South Africans deported from Ireland in immigration enforcement operation

South Africa

2 months ago

Sixty-three South Africans, including nine children, were deported from Ireland due to immigration violations, as confirmed by Minister Jim O'Callaghan.

Minister Gayton McKenzie under fire for allegedly hiding costs of taxpayer-funded travel

South Africa

2 months ago

McKenzie allegedly failed to disclose costs of over 20 taxpayer-funded trips. ActionSA demands accountability amid concerns of R500 million in travel spending.

Stellenbosch University parent outraged over alleged racism and vandalism of son's room

South Africa

3 months ago

Vanessa Le Roux is outraged as her son’s room was allegedly vandalised at Stellenbosch University, highlighting deeper issues of racism and entitlement.

O'Sullivan demands justice as he complains about MP Skosana's non-disclosure of interests

South Africa

3 months ago

Forensic investigator Paul O'Sullivan files a complaint against MP David Mandla Skosana for non-disclosure of interests, demanding accountability in Parliament.

No early leadership campaigns: ANC addresses Motsepe lobbying ahead of 2027 conference

South Africa

3 months ago

The ANC warns against early leadership campaigns for the 2027 National Conference, urging focus on governance and service delivery amid succession debates.

KwaZulu-Natal community unites after heartbreaking fire takes five young lives in KwaDukuza

South Africa

3 months ago

Shack fire in KwaDukuza claims five children's lives, prompting substantial community donations and support for the grieving family during this devastating time.

eThekwini concludes R2.8 million logo rebranding consultations amid community concerns

South Africa

3 months ago

eThekwini Municipality concludes R2.8 million logo rebranding consultations, focusing on community input, phased costs, and a new visual identity for the city.

Tragedy strikes Limpopo as traditional leader shot dead during robbery

South Africa

3 months ago

Chief Ntikedzeni Makhuvha was shot dead in a robbery in Limpopo. The incident has sparked outrage on social media, amid rising crime concerns in South Africa.

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