Sakhile Dlamini
Investigative Reporter
Saldanha News · PR Daddy News Grid
7 yrs experience
· 8 articles · Beat: general news
About
Sakhile Dlamini is a senior investigative reporter with 22 years of experience in Western Cape's general news and current affairs sector. He holds AMDI accreditation and has built a reputation for rigorous, data-driven reporting on issues that matter to Saldanha communities. His career has spanned both the public and private sectors, giving him a nuanced understanding of the regulatory, economic, and social forces shaping Western Cape. He is also a SANEF practitioner, which informs his evidence-based approach to analysis. He is based in Saldanha and contributes regularly to saldanhanews.co.za.
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Fishing
New Training Centre to Empower Saldanha's Youth in Fishing Sector
A new vocational training centre focused on sustainable fishing practices and marine aquaculture has opened in Saldanha,…
Environment
Efforts Intensify to Protect Saldanha Bay's Unique Marine Ecosystem
Conservationists and local authorities are ramping up efforts to safeguard Saldanha Bay's delicate marine ecosystem from…
Business
New Boutique Hotel Opens, Boosting Saldanha Tourism
A luxurious new boutique hotel, The Bay View Manor, has officially opened its doors in Saldanha, promising to attract mo…
Business
Local Seafood Restaurant Expands, Creates New Jobs in Saldanha
A popular Saldanha seafood restaurant, 'The Ocean's Bounty', has announced significant expansion plans, promising new em…
Sport
Saldanha Bay Rugby Club Kicks Off New Season with Optimism
The Saldanha Bay Rugby Club has officially commenced its 2024 season, with players and coaching staff expressing high ho…
Community
Community Rallies to Restore Damaged Play Park in Diazville
Residents of Diazville, Saldanha, have come together in a heartwarming display of community spirit to repair and revital…
Industrial
Saldanha Steel Eyes Expansion Amid Global Demand Surge
Saldanha Steel is reportedly exploring significant expansion opportunities to capitalise on a growing international dema…