Dieketseng Maleke is a Senior Hard News Journalist based in South Africa. With a focus on national news, Dieketseng writes for publications such as Business Report and Cape Times. She has also been featured in Cigalah Group, covering topics ranging from investment and finance to regulatory matters and consumer issues.
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