Ayanda Ntuli
Investigative Reporter
Pretoria Times · PR Daddy News Grid
7 yrs experience
· 11 articles · Beat: general news · AI-Assisted
About
Ayanda Ntuli is a senior investigative reporter with 7 years of experience in Gauteng's general news and current affairs sector. She holds NQF6 accreditation and has built a reputation for rigorous, data-driven reporting on issues that matter to Pretoria communities. She has covered major general news and current affairs developments across Gauteng for over 4 years, contributing to both local and national publications. Her SANEF background ensures her reporting meets the highest professional standards. She is based in Pretoria and contributes regularly to pretoriatimes.co.za. Content attributed to this author is produced with AI assistance and reviewed by the editorial team.
Articles by (11)
Local News
Pretoria's Future: Unity, Growth, and Sporting Glory
Pretoria, Gauteng – A vibrant discussion unfolds on the city's future, touching on economic growth, community initiative…
Sport
Tuks Rugby Secures Dominant Victory in Varsity Cup Opener
The University of Pretoria's (Tuks) rugby team kicked off their Varsity Cup campaign with an emphatic win, showcasing st…
Community
Mamelodi Youth Centre Launches After-School Mentorship Programme
The Mamelodi Community Youth Centre has officially launched a new after-school mentorship programme aimed at empowering …
Business
Local SME Secures Major Contract, Boosting Pretoria's Tech Sector
A Pretoria-based small and medium-sized enterprise (SME) specialising in cybersecurity has landed a significant contract…
Tourism
Pretoria Zoo welcomes rare white rhino calf, boosting conservation efforts
The National Zoological Gardens of South Africa in Pretoria is celebrating the birth of a rare white rhino calf, a signi…
Local News
Road Closures Expected for Tshwane Marathon This Weekend
Pretoria residents are advised of significant road closures this Saturday and Sunday for the annual Tshwane Marathon, im…
Environment
University of Pretoria researchers discover new indigenous plant species in Magaliesberg Biosphere
A team of botanists from the University of Pretoria has announced the discovery of a previously undocumented indigenous …
Community
Tshwane Metro Police launch new operation to combat illegal dumping in informal settlements
The Tshwane Metro Police Department has initiated 'Operation Clean Sweep' targeting illegal dumping hotspots across Pret…
Community
Pretoria East residents raise concerns over proposed high-density housing development
Residents in Pretoria East are voicing strong opposition to a proposed high-density housing development, citing concerns…
Politics
Tshwane Council Approves New Budget with Focus on Infrastructure
The City of Tshwane Council has passed its annual budget, earmarking significant funds for critical infrastructure devel…