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Tebogo Mokwena

Tebogo Mokwena

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Human Interest Writer, Briefly News

Biography

I have been writing since I was eight years old. In those days, I explored the space of short stories, which evolved into poetry and essay writing. I continued my foray into the art of writing post-high school, writing essays for university students and getting paid to draft letters and edit academic documents. I became a journalist in 2015 and started writing for Daily Sun. I worked for that publication until 2019, and the following year, I started writing for Vutivi Business News, an online publication focusing on SMMEs and SMME-related news. I then joined Briefly News in 2023 and joined the Current Affairs desk. I wrote more poetry, essays, short stories, and theological treatises between these writing spells. Writing is my bread; it is my tongue, speech, and eyes. Without writing, my mind would have been silenced by the din of the world's monotonous and drudging mediocrity, something I strive to stick out from like two sore thumbs.

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literature, SEO, crime,SMEs marketing, sales, theology, governance energy, current affairs, economy, business finance, sociology, politics, court cases features writing

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Finance, ICT, medical, psychology,

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Total articles 2949

  • Cyril Ramaphosa Will Not Replace Mcebisi Jonas Despite Resurfaced Video Slamming Donald Trump

    By Tebogo Mokwena Verified| Briefly News Verified The Presidency said special envoy to the United States Mcebisi Jonas will not be replaced because of what he said about US President Donald Trump This was after a video of Mcebisi, who was the deputy finance minister, called Trump a racist homophobe in a 2021 lecture Presidency spokesperson Vincent Magwenya said Jonas made the statements in his personal capacity Tebogo Mokwena, affiliated with Briefly News, covered local and international relations, political analysis, and interviews in South...

    By Tebogo Mokwena Verified · Briefly News

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • Arrive Alive Gives Safety Tips for Easter Weekend As N3 Toll Concession Expects Traffic Congestion

    By Tebogo Mokwena Verified| Briefly News Verified Arrive Alive CEO Advocate Johan Jonck spoke to Briefly News about the safety tips motorists should follow heading into the Easter weekend This was after the N3 Toll Concession warned motorists to expect traffic congestion for the weekend between 18 and 21 April 2025 Jonck cautioned motorists to ensure that their vehicles are roadworthy and seatbelts are always on For seven years, Tebogo Mokwena, a Briefly News journalist in Johannesburg, South Africa, covered accidents, fires, outbreaks,...

    By Tebogo Mokwena Verified · Briefly News

    Apr. 16, 2025

  • "The arrogance": SAns irritated by Magashule's confidence during tender trial

    By Tebogo Mokwena Verified| Briefly News Verified The former Free State Premier and African National Congress's secretary-general Ace Magashule has spoken up about his upcoming trial Magashule and 16 other suspects have been accused of corruption relating to a R255 million tender which Magashule's Free State government awarded to businessman Edwin Sodi in 2014 Magashule said that he was ready to testify and is ready to speak the truth, and South Africans roasted him Don't miss out! Join Briefly News Sports channel on WhatsApp now! With nine...

    By Tebogo Mokwena Verified · Briefly News

    Apr. 16, 2025

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Briefly News

Briefly News is a prominent digital media and news platform in South Africa, established in 2014. It is part of the Legit media network, which includes subsidiaries in Nigeria, Kenya, and Ghana. The company is dedicated to socially responsible journalism and is a member of the UN Sustainable Development Goals Media Compact. The platform provides a wide range of content, including current affairs, entertainment, and human interest stories, with a focus on women empowerment. Briefly News also offers advertising solutions, such as desktop and mobile banners, social media branded posts, and custom projects. Additionally, it hosts events like the Entertainment Awards to celebrate South African talent and provides training through a copywriting course. With a significant audience reach, Briefly News ranks among South Africa's largest news websites and is recognized for its engaging content. The company has received accolades, including the African Excellence Award for "Best News & Entertainment Platform" for two consecutive years. Its mission is to enhance public awareness and create impactful news that resonates with South Africans.

Pretoria, Gauteng, South Africa

+27 72 109 6979

Founded: 2014