Alicia van der Merwe focuses on state institutions, procurement controversies, and policy-related investigations.

As Business & Economy Editor in Durban, Ashwin Naidoo shapes the tribune agenda at Mzansi Urban Report, focusing on markets, industrial policy, port logistics and small enterprise growth. He examines how fiscal choices, labour trends and urban infrastructure influence economic opportunity across South Africa, edits enterprise reporting and mentors reporters to pair data, interviews and on-the-ground scrutiny.

From Mitchell's Plain, Chantal Hendricks leads culture and community coverage at Mzansi Urban Report's tribune, documenting grassroots arts, local traditions, neighbourhood organizing and social initiatives across Cape Town's northern suburbs. She combines community sourcing, event reporting and service-beat scrutiny to show how culture shapes civic life and on-the-ground responses to policy decisions.

At Mzansi Urban Report's tribune desk in Cape Town, Leilah Davids pursues in-depth inquiries into urban inequality, policing, land use and service failures. She draws on community sources, public records and data analysis to expose systemic problems, press for reform and amplify overlooked neighbourhood voices across South Africa's metros.

Nomvula Dlamini is City Affairs Correspondent for Mzansi Urban Report in Johannesburg. She covers municipal governance, housing, transport and service delivery across South African metros, tracking council politics, budget battles and grassroots protests. She reports on how policy affects daily urban life and holds officials to account for the city's infrastructure and social services.

Pieter van der Merwe edits the Politics Desk at Mzansi Urban Report in Pretoria, steering the tribune's political coverage. He oversees reporting on elections, parliamentary affairs, local government power struggles and policy impacts, cultivates cross-party sources, mentors reporters and pushes for clear, accountable analysis that helps readers navigate shifting political currents.

Priya Govender, Multimedia Producer at the tribune of Mzansi Urban Report in Pietermaritzburg, produces multimedia journalism blending video, audio and reporting to document urban life, public policy and community campaigns. She amplifies local voices, decodes official records into accessible storytelling and works with reporters to broaden coverage across KwaZulu-Natal and other urban centres nationally.

In Port Elizabeth, Riaan Oberholzer covers infrastructure and housing for Mzansi Urban Report's tribune, investigating housing delivery, urban planning and public works across the eastern metros. He blends site reporting, public-records scrutiny and community sources to follow contracts, budgets and the everyday effects of projects on residents.

Sibusiso Cele reports on organized crime, police investigations, and criminal justice developments.

Reporting from Soweto for Mzansi Urban Report's tribune, Thandeka Motsepe investigates social justice matters across urban townships, tracking community activism, human rights concerns, policing and access to basic services. She draws on neighbourhood sources, public documents and field observation to spotlight systemic inequities and pressure institutions for accountability.