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Mandisa Nyathi

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(She/Her)
Johannesburg, South Africa
As seen in: Mail & Guardian, Sunday World, The Namibian, Sunday World (South Africa), The Witness, Rapport, CHRO South Africa, Energize
Covers:  Energy, Politics, General News, Digital, environmental, crime
Doesn't Cover: None
Journalist at the Mail & Guardian.

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Mandisa Nyathi’s Biography

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Journalist, specialising in both hard and soft news.

Articles

God Edition 2026

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By Lesego Chepape Verified, Mandisa Nyathi Verified, Nkateko Mabasa
| Mail & Guardian Verified
This time of year when believers begin their Easter pilgrimage, we publish the God Edition. This has been a tradition at the Mail & Guardian for 26 years. Our young, dynamic team who produced this year’s edition reflects our diverse religious heritage and our collective fears of a world imploding in real time before our eyes. This year’s edition lands in the middle of war. Literally. The theme, God of War, is a reflection of the times we live in today: a time of war.
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Mantashe pushes oil and gas drive as global tension raises fuel price risks

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By Mandisa Nyathi Verified
| The Namibian Verified
Mineral and Petroleum Resources MinisterGwede Mantashe has called on South Africa to fast-track its oil and gas development, citing geopolitical tension and volatile global markets as warnings against over-reliance on imported petroleum. Speaking at the Southern Africa Oil and Gas Conference in Cape Town on Monday, Mantashe said the event was taking place at a time of growing instability in global energy markets.
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ANC grants DA last chance to mend ties ahead of crunch NEC meeting

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By Mandisa Nyathi Verified
| Sunday World (South Africa) Verified
The ANC has called an urgent meeting with DA federal chairperson Helen Zille early next week – dubbed a final attempt to repair relations before the ANC’s next weekend’s national executive committee (NEC) meeting to decide whether the DA should remain in the government of national unity (GNU).
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Political journalist

Have you ever used a typewriter?

No, I am a modern child

How is social media changing news?

Enables readers to consume as much news as possible, shaping narratives before Journalists do, but will never ever replace us