Lerato Mutsila

Education: BA Journalism, Pearson Institute of Higher Education (2017 - 2020)

Experience: Junior Producer/Researcher, Black Stripe Foundation (The Big Debate, 2021)

Awards: Fellow of the 2021/2022 Young African Journalists Acceleration programme (for African journalists in climate journalism)

Lerato Mutsila is a journalist with 3 years of experience. She obtained a Bachelor of Arts in Journalism from Pearson Institute of Higher Education in 2020, majoring in broadcast journalism, political science and communication. Lerato joined the Briefly News current affairs desk in August 2022. Mutsila is also a fellow of the 2021/2022 Young African Journalists Acceleration programme, which trained African journalists in climate journalism. You can contact Lerato at lerato.mutsila@breifly.co.za

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Eastern Cape Premier Oscar Mabuyane takes President Cyril Ramaphosa to court for Fort Hare qualification probe

The Premier of the Eastern Cape, Oscar Mabuyane, Has taken legal action against President Cyril Ramaphosa over the SIU investigation into his Master's degree.

SA considers venue change for BRICS summit as Vladimir Putin’s ICC arrest warrant continues to create hurdles

The International Criminal Court's arrest warrant for Russian President Vladimir Putin has forced the government to consider moving the Brics summit elsewhere.

Alleged state witness’ execution style killing caught on CCTV, leaving SA shocked: “Crime is out of hand”

The execution style murder of an alleged state witness was captured on CCTV. The shooting incident happened outside the Wynberg Magistrates Court in Cape Town.

SA’s struggling economy forces citizens to ditch medical aid, gym and other "luxuries" to make ends meet

The increasingly tough economic times in South Africa have resulted in many consumers letting go of medical aid policies and gym memberships to make ends meet.

Electricity Minister Kgosientsho Ramokgopa says increased loadshedding doesn’t mean grid collapse is imminent

The Electricity Minister Kgosientsho Ramakgopa assured that higher stages of loadshedding does not mean that a total collapse of SA's power grid is imminent.

DA launches legal bid to compel govt to arrest Putin, sparking debate in SA: “The DA is being used as pawns”

The Democratic Alliance has made good on its promise to force the government to arrest Vladimir Putin when he visits SA by launching an application in court.

How to beat loadshedding blues with 6 nifty gadgets under R1 000 to make darkness bearable

SA has endured more days of loadshedding in 2023 than any other year since 2007. Citizens have had to look for alternatives to cut their dependence on Eskom.

South Africans accuse John Steenhuisen of treason for telling USA that SA sold weapons to Russia

The DA leader John Steenhuisen told American news broadcaster CNN that his party had suspected that the SA government sold weapons to Russia for over a year.

35 civil organisations to march to Union Buildings in protest of influx of illegal immigrants in South Africa

Put South Africa First and over 35 other civil organisations have planned a march to the Union Buildings in protest of undocumented foreign nationals into SA.

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