Joanne Joseph

News Anchor

There is nothing more rewarding than unearthing the human face of a story.

Joanne Joseph has worked in the media for the past 15 years. She has extensive experience as a news writer, producer and anchor. Joanne has a Master of Arts degree from the University of the Witwatersrand. She is passionate about the written word and about putting a human face to the stories she covers.

Latest Contributions

“A lack of resources being allocated” Kathleen Dey on the rape crisis

11 Feb 2013 - 7:15pm

Timbuktu Manuscripts May Not Be Destroyed

29 Jan 2013 - 6:56pm

News Team

Andrew Barnes

Ayanda-Allie Paine

Bhavna Singh

Chris Maroleng

Debora Patta

Eleni Giokos

Gareth Edwards

Iman Rappetti

Jeremy Maggs

Joanne Joseph

Judge Dennis Davis

Justice Malala

Loyiso Gola

Mpho Lakaje

Nicky Greenwall

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@chileeg - @eNCAnews afrikaans is not african language and it can not be african language

@NicolePetyt - @eNCAnews Unions misleading workers. 15% way above inflation and sets the bar for other sectors. Economy cannot afford this. Wake up unions

@lambospider - @eNCAnews Utter greed...Miners are uneducated and not well informed, it's the unions that are misleading them to believe it's possible.

@MTshwete - The gift that keeps giving -> "@eNCAnews: VIDEO: R&B singer Miguel kicked a fan in the face at the BMA -> http://t.co/cYUM2rOvs1"

@BonganimichaelK - Lesiba Seshoka of #NUM says whether the gold price is up or down is none of their business, on @eNCAnews. Whose business is it then?

Top Stories

Repo rate stays at 5%

The repo rate remains unchanged at 5%, the South African Reserve Bank announced while the MPC is said to be worried about the deteriorating outlook for the South African economy.

Money

Zuma speaks out on Guptagate

President Jacob Zuma has condemned the practice of using his name and that of Cabinet Ministers to secure privileges or flout government procedures.

South Africa

'Treat the Mandela name with more respect'

Charlene Smith is a journalist who's written two biographies on Madiba. She urged the icon's daughters to drop their lawsuit against their father and treat him with more respect.

South Africa