Whether you have a story tip from your town, a question about a recent feature, or feedback on how we cover your community, we read every message. Tell us what is happening where you live, and we will see how we can help.
Our reporters cover community life across South Africa's provinces, and we rely on readers to point us toward the stories that matter. Whether it is a municipal service issue, a commuter route problem, or a local business worth profiling, tell us what is happening in your area.
We read every message and try to respond within three working days. If your tip leads to a published piece, we will contact you before anything goes to print. Please include as much detail as you can, including dates, names, and specific locations.
Call the newsroom on +27(47)8556582 during office hours, Monday to Friday, 8:00 to 16:30.
Write to us at info@statewidelines.com for general enquiries.
Our office is at 6940 Wood Villages Suite 266, East Bernardshire, EC 6075.
Use this form for story tips, corrections, or feedback about our reporting. Choose a category so your message reaches the right editor.
Whether you have a story tip from your neighbourhood, a question about a municipal service we covered, or feedback on the latest edition, the Statewide Lines team reads every message. We are a small editorial crew spread across the provinces, so replies take a day or two during the week.
Send letters, community notices, or printed photographs for our monthly features. We file everything by province and route it to the right regional reporter.
6940 Wood Villages Suite 266For urgent corrections or time-sensitive municipal meeting notices, a call works best. For longer story pitches and documents, email gives us room to read carefully.
Our reporters are often out on assignment in the mornings. The office desk is staffed during these hours for calls and walk-ins.
Every message is logged in our community desk file. Story tips go to the reporter covering that province, and municipal queries are checked against our public records before we respond. If your note concerns a factual error in a published piece, we flag it for the next edition's correction column. We do not share your contact details outside the newsroom.