Sibusisiwe Lwandle

Education: BA, (2010), Independent Media cadet school (2011), BSc, University of KwaZulu Natal (2018), Finance course, Yale University (2024), Corporate Communications course, University of California (2025),PgDip Management, UCT (2025), MBA (2026)

Experience: Independent Media (2011-2013), Washington Post Communities contributor (2012), Edgars MAN, SEED magazine (2011-2012), Head of News Department (1KZNTV, 2021-2023), Briefly News (2019-present)

Sibusisiwe Lwandle is the Head of Current Affairs at Briefly News (joined in 2019). She holds a Masters Degree and short course certificates from Yale and UCL. She has 14 years of experience in media, having worked in print, online, and broadcast media. She has worked at Independent Media and 1KZNTV and has contributed columns to the Washington Post. Passed a set of trainings by Google News Initiative. Email: sibusisiwe.lwandle@briefly.co.za

1475 articles published since 02 Jan 2019

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AfriForum CEO Kallie Kriel Disagrees With Donald Trump’s White Genocide Claims In South Africa

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How the Israel-Iran war is hitting South Africans in the pocket

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Understand how the Israel-Iran conflict impacts South African petrol prices, food costs, and the economy, with insights into global oil supply and currency effects.

Afrikaner refugees: Is it a brain drain or a bogus narrative?

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South Africa dismisses Afrikaner refugee claims as politically motivated, while emigration trends reveal deeper issues in the face of economic disparities.

"Bridging the gap": New Accelerator Program aims to tackle women's health issues in South Africa

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Organon has launched its Women's Health Accelerator Program in Sub-Saharan Africa, addressing critical women's health challenges in South Africa.

A Look At Duduzane Political Career: "Eyes, ears and legs" for Jacob Zuma

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Duduzane Zuma officially joined his father’s MK party, showcasing ambition and navigating controversies as he gears up for the local government elections.

Wiandre Pretorius and the Shadow of Death Over the Madlanga Commission

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Wiandre Pretorius, linked to Witness D's testimony, allegedly took his own life following an assassination attempt, raising concerns over safety.

From Wrecking Balls to Water Dunks: HONOR’s X9d Shines at the Unbreakable Event

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2 months ago

Discover the HONOR X9d smartphone, a robust device showcased through the Unbreakable Challenge, demonstrating durability, performance, and practical features.

Julius Malema’s Looming Sentence: A Ticking Bomb for the EFF and South Africa’s Fragile Unity?

Politics

2 months ago

Julius Malema returns to East London on 23 January for his pre-sentencing hearing. The outcome could reshape the EFF's and South Africa's political landscape.

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US airstrikes on Venezuela: Implications for South Africa's economic and political landscape

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US airstrikes in Venezuela raise questions on sovereignty and potential impacts on SA relations. Briefly News analyses geopolitical tensions and their implications.

KeDezemba Boss: A Practical Guide to Dubai for South Africans on a Budget

Asia

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Visiting Dubai is not just an experience that is only limited to the rich. There are budget-friendly ways to enjoy the luxury city with Mzansi Rands.

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