AdBYD
Friday, October 23, 2026 ☀️ 22°C
Sizwe Mlotshwa

Sizwe Mlotshwa Journalist

@SizweM

Sizwe Mlotshwa is a dynamic media professional with expertise in Digital Broadcasting in a Multichannel Environment and Radio Programming & Production. With a career spanning both radio and television, I believe I'm doing well as a content producer and technical director, bringing creativity and precision to every project I do.

I have a passion for Current Affairs, Economy, and Sports. That drives my storytelling, ensuring that my work resonates with audiences and sparks meaningful conversations. With the background that I have, it has given me the ability to merge technical excellence with compelling content creation, positioning me as a versatile voice in the broadcasting industry.

Beyond production, I am deeply committed to reading and writing, constantly sharpening my craft and expanding my perspective by learning new things about the industry. Whether behind the content creation or directing from the control room. I thrive on delivering impactful narratives that inform, inspire, and entertain.

🇿🇦 South Africa
37 Articles
6,539 Total Views
Business Features Education Mining World Health

Articles by Sizwe Mlotshwa

Why There Will Be A New Moment Of Silence At This Year’s Ground Zero Ceremony World

Why There Will Be A New Moment Of Silence At This Year’s Ground Zero Ceremony

As the names of the nearly 3,000 victims are read aloud, a bell rings at the exact minute each of the four planes crashed and when each of the twin towers fell. Silence follows each time, and the reading of the names continues.

Sep 11, 2026 364
South Africa’s Mining Production Fell 7.5% Year-On-Year In July 2026 Mining Investment

South Africa’s Mining Production Fell 7.5% Year-On-Year In July 2026

South Africa’s mining production and mineral sales fall in July

Sep 10, 2026 203
World Suicide Prevention Day 2026 Public Health

World Suicide Prevention Day 2026

The theme for World Suicide Prevention Day 2026 (10 September) is Changing the Narrative on Suicide, with the call to action: Start the Conversation.

Sep 10, 2026 375
UK Raises Student Visa Funding Requirement To $19,100 For African Students Universities

UK Raises Student Visa Funding Requirement To $19,100 For African Students

The changes, presented to Parliament on September 3, raise the amount international students must prove they can afford while studying in the UK.

Sep 9, 2026 301
Wits University Tops Africa In Global Rankings, Showcasing Academic Excellence Universities

Wits University Tops Africa In Global Rankings, Showcasing Academic Excellence

Wits ranks No. 1 in Africa and joins the global top 200

Sep 9, 2026 238
Volkswagen Celebrates 75th Anniversary In South Africa Investments

Volkswagen Celebrates 75th Anniversary In South Africa

As Volkswagen Group Africa marks 75 years in South Africa, its contribution to the country's automotive industry continues to drive investment and job creation.

Sep 1, 2026 183
Statistician-General Risenga Maluleke Releases The Victims Of Crime Survey Report Features

Statistician-General Risenga Maluleke Releases The Victims Of Crime Survey Report

South Africans may feel relatively safe in their neighbourhoods during the day, but that sense of security changes considerably after dark. ...while most individuals continue to feel safe walking alone in their neighbourhoods during the day, fewer than two in 5 feel safe doing so when it is dark.

Sep 1, 2026 177
Official Petrol Price Increases For September Announced Economy

Official Petrol Price Increases For September Announced

Diesel users—particularly in the logistics, agriculture and mining sectors—will feel the brunt of the increase, with the price of diesel crossing the R30 per litre mark for the first time. This is likely to feed through to higher prices for consumers across the board.

Aug 31, 2026 203
Minister Firoz Cachalia: Releases First Quarter Crime Statistics Features

Minister Firoz Cachalia: Releases First Quarter Crime Statistics

Acting Police Minister Professor Firoz Cachalia says police have recorded notable decreases in several of the country's most serious contact crimes. "Murder has declined, marking yet another consecutive quarter in which this crime has shown a downward trajectory." ... Murder decreased by 5.9%, from 5 770 to 5 427 cases. This represents 343 fewer murders compared to the same period last year.

Aug 28, 2026 205
← Back to Home