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Sune Payne

  • Parliamentary Reporter, News24
Cape Town
As seen in: News24, MSN South Africa, TimesLIVE, AllAfrica, AllAfrica.com Français, EIN News, Zawya, Bizcommunity, Daily Maverick, The Lead (Podcast), Mail & Guardian and
Covers:  Western Cape governance and politics, transportation [ especially rail issues], housing. Social justice
Parliamentary Journalist based in Cape Town. Eye-roller. Pisces. Parliamentary reporter with @News24. Prev: Daily Maverick

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Suné Payne | Daily Maverick

Suné Payne | Daily Maverick

In 2018, I worked at Daily Maverick as an intern in Cape Town. In 2019, I was offered a permanent job wit…

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Fake news debunked: Only 21 000 refugees receive social grants in SA, not 3 million

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By Sune Payne
| The Lead (Podcast) Verified
5h ago Share Comments Gift article Bookmark Add as a preferred source on Google Share your Subscriber Article You have 5 articles to share every month. Send this story to a friend! Loading, please wait... 0:00 Subscribers can listen to this article Sassa has provided information to dispute unverified claims that three million asylum seekers and refugees receive social grants. Deaan Vivier/Netwerk24 Read this for free Be among those who shape the future with knowledge.
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Fake news debunked: Only 21 000 refugees receive social grants in SA, not 3 million

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By Sune Payne
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How should the justice system handle a 16-year-old accused of a premeditated, violent attack? Please select an option Oops! Something went wrong, please try again later.
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New defence committee co-chair elected after Malusi Gigaba’s controversial exit

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By Sune Payne
| The Lead (Podcast) Verified
The new co-chair of the Joint Standing Committee on Defence, Mzimasi Hala, was elected on 16 October. Supplied/ Parliament of South Africa Mzimasi Hala was elected co-chairperson of the Joint Standing Committee on Defence on Friday. He replaced Malusi Gigaba, whom the ANC removed from the committee. The election followed an earlier attempt in September, which descended into chaos after questions were raised about Gigaba’s status in the committee. For more political news, visit News24 Politics.
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