Siyabonga Mkabela
Siyabonga Mkabela is a video journalist and multimedia producer for the video department at AdamicSeed. Formally trained as a filmmaker, sound engineer, and musician, he combines technical precision with a deep passion for the arts, drama, film, and music. Siyabonga specializes in crafting compelling visual journalism and high-impact digital content that brings stories to life through a rich, cinematic lens.
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The police cannot be on the streets every week: Cachalia sends a peace message to anti-illegal immigration groups
Acting Police Minister Firoz Cachalia says the South African Police Service (SAPS) cannot devote all its resources to managing anti-illegal immigration protests every week,...
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A withdrawn directive: Home Affairs’ asylum U-turn
Home Affairs will launch a phased online registration and appointment model for asylum applications by 10 November, as it responds to the Constitutional Court...
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Ten years in prison for ex-Eskom employee after R1.8m paid out for work never done
A former Eskom employee who worked in the power utility's Nelspruit offices has been sentenced to an effective 10 years' direct imprisonment for her...
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Babsy Mlangeni, the Voice Behind “Sala Emma”, Dies at 83
The blind Soweto guitarist who broke barriers over more than five decades in music has died after a short illness.South African music veteran Babsy...
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Frans Mathipa Murder: SANDF Accused Still Free After Bail Revoked
Three of six SANDF Special Forces members whose bail was revoked have yet to hand themselves over. No trial date has been set, more...
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ATM: Mass shootings must never become “part of our DNA”
The African Transformation Movement (ATM) has warned that South Africans should never come to accept mass shootings as part of the country's DNA.The party...
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Family mourns two men shot dead at KwaZulu-Natal traditional wedding
A family in northern KwaZulu-Natal is grieving the loss of two of its men, shot dead at a traditional wedding in Nquthu.KwaZulu-Natal police spokesperson...
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SAPS Rejects DA’s R500,000 Reward Offer as Hunt for Ekurhuleni Killers Intensifies
EKURHULENI – The South African Police Service (SAPS) has confirmed that its official R400,000 reward for information leading to the arrest and successful prosecution...
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