Nerissa Naidoo

Education: Diploma in Mechanical Draughting, Damelin (2019-2021), TEFL and TESOL certificate, TEFL Universal (2023)

Experience: Journalist, Briefly News (2024-present) Writer & Editor, Entail.ai (2023-24) Ghostwriter, TUW Dibbly (2021-24) Writer, Featherpen.org (2021-25) Copy Editor, National Today (2023-25) Social Media Manager, Naleli Home Decor (2019-22)

Nerissa Naidoo is a writer and editor with seven years of experience. Currently, she is a human interest writer at Briefly News and joined the publication in 2024. She began her career contributing to Morning Lazziness and later joined Featherpen.org. As a TUW ghostwriter, she focused on non-fiction, while her editorial roles at National Today and Entail.ai honed her skills in content accuracy and expert-driven editing. You can reach her at nerissa.naidoo@briefly.co.za

1030 articles published since 02 Dec 2024

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"No visa needed": Pretoria travel creator shares amazing visa-free destinations for South Africans

People

15 days ago

"Faith and hard work": Lesotho gent shows how his friend's dream home is coming to life after COVID

Family and Relationships

15 days ago

"Praise the Lord": Wealthy woman shows how she shops for groceries in her own house using a trolley

Family and Relationships

15 days ago

"Am I cannibal?": American woman disturbed by teeth discovery in her meal at a local restaurant

People

15 days ago

"It's home": SA couple fight to stay in Australia, claim returning would be a death sentence

Family and Relationships

15 days ago

"Is it safe?"A Johannesburg woman's Woolies liquid egg whites scrambled result goes viral

People

16 days ago

"After traumatising pap, they are targeting magwenya now": Local woman makes green fat cakes

People

18 days ago

A content creator showed a woman making traditional magwenya with green food colouring. Mzansi debated whether classic recipes should get modern colourful twists.

"This is scary": Johannesburg woman reconsiders Woolies food after realising lettuce doesn't rot

People

18 days ago

Johannesburg TikToker @phindilemakhasi questions Woolworths food quality after her lettuce stays fresh for over a month. South Africans debate preservation methods.

"Me at work vs at home": Limpopo woman shows off diesel mechanic look in transformation video

Women Empowerment

19 days ago

A woman from Limpopo shared a video showing the difference of what she looks like at work as a diesel mechanic compared to the fashion diva she is at home.

"It's not sealed until we've done this dance": Cape Town woman celebrates new home with a jive

Women Empowerment

19 days ago

Content creator @kaylakimkay celebrates buying her new home with a special dance video. Mzansi reacts as property experts discuss improved market conditions.

"You snuck out for what": Johannesburg woman gets straddled with her baby at a groove

Family and Relationships

19 days ago

A Johannesburg woman shares a relatable video of trying to enjoy a night out while stuck babysitting. South African mothers react to the all-too-familiar struggle.

"Work doesn't feel like work": Afrikaner boss and domestic worker's fun banter goes viral

Family and Relationships

19 days ago

A Johannesburg employer's playful relationship with his domestic worker has gone viral, showing how fun workplace interactions can create family-like bonds.

"I found your twin": SA discovers Rachel Kolisi lookalike on US TV show that has Mzansi stunned

People

19 days ago

An American TikTok user's viral post comparing a Love Island USA contestant to Rachel Kolisi has South Africans amazed at their striking resemblance.

"I didn't trust": Joburg boy pulling out killer moves with his professional dancing dad goes viral

Family and Relationships

19 days ago

A Johannesburg dancer's young son has amazed South Africa with his incredible dance skills, keeping up perfectly with his skilled father in a viral TikTok video.

"This will scare you": Johannesburg gent shows how much electricity a small heater uses monthly

People

19 days ago

A Johannesburg electricity expert's viral video reveals how a small 2000-watt heater can cost up to R1440 monthly, shocking Mzansi about their winter expenses.

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