Journalist shares 5 favourite stories of 2022
As a tribute to her fantastic first year at the Berea Mail, here is a list of local journalist Nia Louw's 5 favourite stories this year.
I STARTED working at the Berea Mail in February of 2022, and since my start at the community newspaper, I have met dozens of local residents who are taking major steps towards making their community a better place, local children who are excelling amazingly and putting their community on the map, charities that are making people’s lives better one day at a time, couples who have spent half their lives together and are still madly in love, and much, much more.
The main ingredient in making the Berea Mail the paper it is are the people who live in the communities we cover and how their colourful stories and incredible achievements and initiatives fill our pages week after week. My favourite part of being a journalist at the Berea Mail is the people that make up the communities we cover. Stepping into 2023, I would like to continue seeing new faces and hearing more stories, and as a tribute to my fantastic first year at the Berea Mail, here is a list of five of my favourite stories this year.
DUT showcases humanoid robots at local coding tournament
Relive African history at the Phansi Museum
https://www.citizen.co.za/berea-mail/286737/relive-african-history-at-the-phansi-museum/
Durban burger joint lands top spot on international list
Five reasons why rabbits should not be Easter gifts
https://www.citizen.co.za/berea-mail/284094/five-reasons-why-rabbits-should-not-be-easter-gifts/
Durban dancers battle it out for top spot
https://www.citizen.co.za/berea-mail/290432/durban-dancers-battle-it-out-for-top-spot/
