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

1493 articles published since 02 Jan 2019

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Jetsetting in a Time of War and Conflict: My Dubai Experience

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Swipe Right on the Bumper: Single Girl’s Guide to Bagging a Wealthy Hubby in Dubai

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Beyond the Glitz and Glass: Finding the Soul of Dubai

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The Grow House: Where South African Roots Meet Dubai's Culinary Scene

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Bonitas: Members report ongoing issues after largest admin change in South Africa

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HONOR X7e Review: A budget phone with massive battery life and solid design

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HONOR X7e: The ultimate "zero-anxiety" budget phone?

Cars and Tech

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Discover the Honor X7e, featuring a remarkable 7,500mAh battery, a physical AI button, and a stunning 6.61-inch 120Hz display in a lightweight budget handset.

Zimbabwe’s president extends his rule to 2030: What it means for citizens and the region

Politics

a month ago

Zimbabwe faces political upheaval as constitutional amendments extend presidential terms and shift power, worsening economic struggles and migration pressures.

Why I stopped chasing the front page and started chasing the newsfeed

Opinion

a month ago

Explore the evolution of journalism as Sibusisiwe Lwandle shares insights on maintaining quality and engagement in the fast-paced digital newsfeed era.

Gayton McKenzie and Mama Joy reunite at World Cup in Mexico after funding feud

Football

2 months ago

Minister Gayton McKenzie and superfan Mama Joy's surprising reunion in Mexico sparks Mzansi's debate, following their fallout over World Cup funding.

Mbalula blames Zuma for fuelling anti-foreigner violence ahead of 30 June shutdown

Politics

2 months ago

ANC SG Fikile Mbalula blamed Jacob Zuma for inciting anti-immigration violence, sparking online backlash as tensions rise ahead of the 30 June shutdown.

MK party's Dali Mpofu slammed for calling March and March shutdown xenophobic

Politics

2 months ago

Senior advocate Dali Mpofu faces backlash for labelling the 30 June shutdown as xenophobic, contradicting the MK Party's stance, igniting public outrage.

300 Undocumented children found enrolled at 1 South African school, sparking outrage

Education

2 months ago

South African school found with 300 undocumented learners, sparking outrage amid calls for illegal foreign nationals to leave ahead of 30 June shutdown.

Malema slams anti-immigration activists, says they fear white people

Politics

2 months ago

Julius Malema rallies against anti-illegal immigration activists, accusing them of targeting Black nationals. His viral remarks sparked fierce debate.

South Africans Slam Minister Ronald Lamola Over 'Travel More' Advice to Combat Xenophobia

Politics

2 months ago

Minister Ronald Lamola's call for South Africans to travel within Africa to curb xenophobia sparks backlash online amid rising unemployment and a national shutdown.

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