Kwanele Sosibo's Profile

Kwanele Sosibo studied journalism at Durban's ML Sultan Technikon before working at Independent Newspapers from 2000 to 2003.

In 2005, he joined the Mail & Guardian's internship programme, and later worked as a reporter at the paper between 2006 and 2008 before working as a researcher.

He was the inaugural Eugene Saldanha Fellow in 2011.

Lonmin: NUM gets a push in the 'out' direction

Lonmin has back-pedalled on its agreement to give the NUM until July to vacate its Marikana offices, pushing the deadline up to May 31.

Marikana: NUM and AMCU resort to recruitment over a gun barrel

The Association of Mineworkers and Construction Union's battle to consolidate power over the NUM has taken on martial proportions.

Lonmin strike: What drove workers back to Marikana?

An unplanned strike at the Lonmin mine in Marikana has left everyone unsettled as reasons for the protest remain unclear.

Marikana suicide was third attempt

The body of Lungani Mabutyana, 27, a rock drill operator, was found hanging from a tree in Wonderkop on Monday morning.

Conrad Koch gets it off his Chester

The    "white boy hiding behind a coloured puppet" drops the mask and takes on his critics.

Amcu rally has analysts guessing

The presence of several left-leaning parties could signal a growing challenge to Cosatu and the ANC
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