Carol Paton is a Writer at Large. She covers a diverse range of topics including energy and mining, government and politics, and business and economics, with a keen focus on elections, public policy, and current affairs. Carol's work has been featured in Dependable Engineering Professionals of Namibia, Asset Magazine, Business 7, Business Times Journal, and News24 Business.
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Carol Paton's reporting primarily focuses on the local finance, economy, business, and government policies in South Africa. Her extensive coverage of government announcements and legal policy regulation indicates a keen interest in providing insights into how these developments impact the country's economic landscape.
For professionals seeking to reach out to Carol Paton effectively, offering expertise in South African governmental policies such as National Health Insurance (NHI), energy plans or regulatory matters related to businesses would be valuable. Additionally, those with insights into the financial challenges faced by entities like Eskom and SAA could provide useful commentary aligning with her area of focus.
Given her consistent coverage of South African issues at both governmental and corporate levels, experts who can offer comprehensive analyses on topics such as NHI implementation or the implications of specific regulations within South Africa are likely to capture her attention.
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By: Norman Masungwini, Carol Paton
By: Carol Paton
The Gauteng Hawks have subpoenaed a raft of tender documents relating to the SA National Roads Agency contracts with nine construction firms that performed routine road maintenance between 2011 and 2026.
By: Suné Payne, Carol Paton
The Cabinet is expected to announce an interim board for the Public Investment Corporation (PIC) on Thursday, following its meeting on Wednesday.
The CEO of the Public Investment Corporation, Patrick Dlamini, argued for his reinstatement in the Gauteng High Court on Tuesday. His papers reveal who he thinks is behind his suspension.
The new board of the Public Investment Corporation will be led by Deputy Minister of Planning, Monitoring and Evaluation, Seiso Mohai.
Public Investment Corporation (PIC) CEO Patrick Dlamini's suspension has been set aside, and his suspension notice declared unlawful and invalid, the Gauteng High Court in Pretoria ruled on Tuesday.
