Hilary Joffe is a columnist at Business Day. She covers a range of topics including banking, finance, business and economics, as well as energy and sustainability, with a keen focus on the economy and financial markets. Hilary's insights have been featured in prominent publications such as the Sunday Times, Daily Dispatch, and Business Day.
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Hilary Joffe's coverage predominantly focuses on finance and economy, with a significant emphasis on government announcements and legal policy regulation in South Africa. Her articles often include opinion editorials supported by data.
Given the focus on South Africa's economy, pitches should offer expert commentary or analysis related to economic policies, government financial decisions, regulatory changes affecting industries in South Africa, or insights into financial trends specific to the region. Additionally, industry-specific expertise within the finance sector could be of interest.
As Hilary’s geographic focus is national (South Africa), topics related specifically to South African economics and policy-making are likely to resonate more strongly with her than global economic issues.
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By: Hilary Joffe
Financial markets across the continent have made progress, with 23 countries increasing their scores
A team from the organisation will visit the country in November to assess growth and public debt
Finance minister's first GNU budget speech needs to show reason for the surge in sentiment
By: Hilary Joffe
Deputy finance minister says medium-term budget will enhance investment and not harm growth
By: Hilary Joffe
DA leader John Steenhuisen spoke virtually to investors at the SA Tomorrow Investor conference in New York
DA leader John Steenhuisen spoke virtually to investors at the SA Tomorrow Investor conference in New York.
By: Hilary Joffe, Linda Ensor
Enoch Godongwana, the finance minister, tabled the medium-term budget policy statement (MTBPS) on Wednesday with numbers that were worse in the
By: Hilary Joffe
While the numbers are a bit worse than February's budget estimates, they are broadly on track
By: Hilary Joffe, Linda Ensor
Corporate income tax is likely to be R11.7bn more for the full fiscal year, but VAT will be R13bn below February's estimates
Fitch is the first of the ratings agencies to publish a formal response to the MTBPS numbers, which were slightly worse than Treasury estimated in February
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