Tebogo Mokwena

Education: Diploma in Journalism, ALISON (2023), Google News Initiative training (2024)

Experience: Journalist and photographer, Daily Sun (2015-2019), Subeditor, Capricorn Post (2019), Journalist, Vutivi Business News (2020-2023)

Awards: Exclusive Comments Guru 2023 by Briefly News

Tebogo Mokwena is a Current Affairs Editor at Briefly News. He has a Diploma in Journalism from ALISON. He joined Daily Sun, where he worked for 4 years covering politics, crime, entertainment, current affairs, policy, governance and art. He was also a sub-editor and journalist for Capricorn Post before joining Vutivi Business News in 2020, where he covered small business news policy and governance, analysis and profiles. He joined Briefly News in 2023. Tebogo passed a set of trainings by Google News Initiative Email: tebogo.mokwena@briefly.co.za

2363 articles published since 14 Jun 2023

Author's articles

SAPS arrests man for allegedly murdering Diepkloof lover after he blamed death o...

a month ago

EFF president Julius Malema warns against misbehaving members ahead of Elective...

a month ago

74 Carletonville Grade 12 learners admitted to hospital over suspected food pois...

a month ago

R500 million spent on Presidential Medical Unit healthcare since 2019

a month ago

Gauteng residents warned to brace themselves for heatwave

a month ago

35 Limpopo pupils rushed to hospital over suspected food poisoning

a month ago

Limpopo policewoman arrested for allegedly killing 6 people over insurance claims

The Limpopo South African Police Service arrested a female officer for allegedly killing six people for insurance claims to the value of R10 million.

ATM calls for stricter food security following the death of Soweto schoolchildren

The African Transformation Movement has called on the government to implement stricter measures in regulating food security in foreign-owned spaza shops.

South Africans debate after video of SAPS officer trading blows with resident goes viral

A member of the South African Police Service got into a physical altercation with a community member which turned violent. The officer pistol-whipped him.

South African dies in North Dakota wildfires, netizens mourn

Johannes Nicolaas Van Eaden, a South African farmworker who worked in North Dakota, died during the wildfires that ravaged the state. Netizens were saddened.

South Africans joke as the rand drops by 1%: "Who is controlling this rand?"

SA's currency experienced another decrease in three weeks because of international issues like the tension in the Middle East and the dollar strengthening.

Busi Mkhwebane's R10 million gratuity application dismissed, SA laughs

Former Public Protector Busi Mkhwebane lost her bid to receive a R10 million gratuity from the National Prosecuting Authority for her years of service.

Tshwane Civic Association does not want Cilliers Brink to come back as mayor

The Lotus Gardens, Attridgeville, and Saulsville Civic Association (Lasca) opposed the possibility that Cilliers Brink could return as the mayor of Tshwane.

8 Western Cape police to appear in court on extortion charges

Eight members of the South African Police Service in Cape Town, Western Cape, are expected to appear in court for allegedly extorting two Chinese shop owners.

South Africans fawn over Prince Harry as he extends his trip to South Africa

British Royal Family member Prince Harry, who planned to meet up with his wife in Los Angeles after visiting Southern Africa, extended his trip. SA loved it.

Tebogo Mokwena

Tebogo Mokwena

Author's articles

Latest

Trending

Top stories