Habiba Katsha is a freelance journalist and writer. She covers a range of topics including social issues, world affairs, and the impact of platforms like TikTok, with a particular focus on the United Kingdom and African American experiences. Habiba's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as BuzzFeed, HuffPost, and Refinery29.
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Habiba Katsha's coverage reflects a strong emphasis on citing data in her articles, particularly within the realms of family & relationships, health & wellbeing, and house & home. Given this pattern, she is likely to be interested in pitches that include recent and relevant statistical information or research findings related to these topics.
Her focus on specific issues such as air pollution effects, weight loss techniques, menstrual health products, dating dynamics and coffee benefits implies an interest in informed perspectives from experts with knowledge about these areas. If you can provide unique insights backed by credible data related to any of these subjects, it could increase the likelihood of your pitch being successful.
As Habiba's geographic focus is not specified but she operates within the United Kingdom (UK), consider tailoring pitches with UK-specific angles when relevant to her themes and topics.
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This story was first published in October 2022, and was re-published in April 2024.
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It's energetic, it's addictive, and it's loud. The feeling of being in an Amapiano rave is indescribable. Artists and producers like Uncle Waffles, Major League, and Tyla have become household names as Amapiano continues to make its mark on the globe. In London, you can find a growing list of Amapiano parties all over the city, but there's one party that stands out from the rest: Dankie Sounds.
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The golden era of journalism has long gone and many are choosing to make an escape plan—especially Black women, including myself.
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Lucia Osborne-Crowley's new book focuses on Ghislaine Maxwell and Jeffrey Epstein's victims.
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“Survivors deserve to find joy; survivors deserve to dress however they wish.”
"Even though I understand that I’m complaining about a non-issue, it can be frustrating when people constantly assume you’re in your early twenties. People treat me like I’m a child until I reveal my age."
As I made my way to the polling station earlier this year, I ran into my neighbor. “Are you old enough to vote?” she asked.
By: Habiba Katsha
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