Hilary Joffe is the Editor in Chief at National Treasury. She specializes in financial journalism, with a keen focus on economic policy and public finance, often exploring the intersection of government initiatives and fiscal responsibility. Hilary's insights and analyses have been featured in prominent publications including 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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Finance ministry and central bank seem to be out of step, says Nedbank CEO Jason Quinn
The continent is estimated to lose $74bn annually on excess interest payments and lost investment, says Standard Bank
Parks Tau's block exemption to mitigate the damage caused by SA's failed US deal looks like desperation
‘All that the Reserve Bank was saying was that the target range is 3%-6%' says Lesetja Kganyago
Stats SA should be innovating, becoming more efficient, but lacks the people or budget to invest in doing so
State-owned logistics group to shift focus from operational recovery to transformation and growth
Domestic stocks have yet to price in the economic acceleration it expects as inflation and interest rates decline, analysts say
Leaders are concerned about the impact on SA's justice system but note gains in anti-crime drive with government
Minister Godongwana under pressure to restore fiscal credibility as Treasury grapples with contested numbers
World is living too dangerously for us to dismantle defences now, says Lesetja Kganyago
