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Dumisane Lubisi
Verified
Executive Editor, City Press
Johannesburg
Beats
Environment , Health , Sport , Entertainment
human interest, showbiz
Content
By Dumisane Lubisi Verified| The Herald Port Elizabeth Verified City Press executive editor Dumisane Lubisi, 44, died on Friday of an apparent heart attack. Lubisi worked for the Sunday Times before joining City Press in 2007 as an investigations reporter. He also previously worked for African Eye News Service and This Day. Sunday Times deputy editor Makhudu Sefara said Lubisi’s death was “surreal”. “I was the investigations editor for City Press when, in 2007, we took a decision to recruit him.
By Dumisane Lubisi Verified| News24 Verified Jackie Chan. Picture: Reuters VOICESMeeting your childhood sweetheart and hitting things up again is a rare phenomenon. When it does happen, the lovebirds live to tell a remarkable tale. I recently had the experience of reuniting with my childhood sweetheart. Like many youngsters in the 1980s growing up in dusty Matsulu, east of Nelspruit in the then eastern Transvaal (modern-day Mpumalanga), I marvelled at Chinese movies.
By Dumisane Lubisi Verified| The Herald Port Elizabeth Verified City Press executive editor Dumisane Lubisi, 44, died on Friday of an apparent heart attack. Lubisi worked for the Sunday Times before joining City Press in 2007 as an investigations reporter. He also previously worked for African Eye News Service and This Day. Sunday Times deputy editor Makhudu Sefara said Lubisi’s death was “surreal”. “I was the investigations editor for City Press when, in 2007, we took a decision to recruit him.
Company Info
City Press
City Press is a prominent South African news brand that began as the Golden City Press in 1982. Founded by James R. A. Bailey and the South African Associated Newspapers group, it was rebranded to City Press the following year. The publication was acquired by Nasionale Pers in 1984 and is now part of Media24, a major media company in South Africa. City Press has transitioned from a traditional print newspaper to a digital-first platform, providing news and content online. It offers various newsletters, including "On a Point of Order," which focuses on current events, and "Football Fever," which covers football news. The publication targets a black readership in South Africa and is recognized for its national news coverage and insightful commentary.
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Founded: 1982