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Simon Nare

Simon Nare

Verified

Senior Political Reporter, Daily Sun (South Africa)

Soweto

Final Covers

War Crimes , International Criminal Law , Holocaust , US Constitution , US Election Law

Doesn’t Cover

I don't usually do sports, finance or opinionated pieces.

Journalist Type

Seniority Positions

Industries

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Content

Total articles 520

  • Gigaba makes a case for military funding

    By Simon Nare Verified| Inside Politics African narrative@ By Simon NareThe SA National Defence Force needs an urgent cash injection as it has been underfunded for years, according to Parliament’s joint standing committee on defence chairperson, Malusi Gigaba. Addressing the peace and security parliamentary press briefing in Cape Town on Thursday, Gigaba said while funding was on the decline, SANDF’s missions had expanded both locally and internationally over the years.

    By Simon Nare Verified · Inside Politics African narrative

    Apr. 10, 2025

  • President must give DA its marching orders: Losi

    By Simon Nare Verified| Inside Politics African narrative@ By Simon NareCosatu president Zingiswa Losi has called on President Cyril Ramaphosa to put his foot down and expel DA Cabinet ministers from the government for not towing the line and voting against the budget. Speaking on Radio 702’s political programme, Losi said Ramaphosa had every right to reshuffle ministers who were opposed to Cabinet decisions of the Government of National Unity.

    By Simon Nare Verified · Inside Politics African narrative

    Apr. 09, 2025

  • Gigaba makes a case for military funding

    By Simon Nare Verified| Inside Politics African narrative@ By Simon NareThe SA National Defence Force needs an urgent cash injection as it has been underfunded for years, according to Parliament’s joint standing committee on defence chairperson, Malusi Gigaba. Addressing the peace and security parliamentary press briefing in Cape Town on Thursday, Gigaba said while funding was on the decline, SANDF’s missions had expanded both locally and internationally over the years.

    By Simon Nare Verified · Inside Politics African narrative

    Apr. 10, 2025

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Company Info

Daily Sun (South Africa)