Kevin Ritchie is a writer and editor based in Johannesburg, South Africa. With a focus on local news and issues, Kevin's writing covers a wide range of topics including current events, sports, and politics. His work has been featured in various publications, including Business Report, NOW Magazine, The Georgia Straight, Daily Maverick, and The Citizen News.
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Johannesburg, South Africa (Local)
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Kevin Ritchie's work predominantly consists of opinion editorials focusing on Government & Politics, Sports, and Entertainment News with a local (South Africa, Johannesburg) perspective. He seems to provide critical commentary and analysis on various ongoing issues in the region.
If you're considering reaching out to Kevin, providing informed perspectives or insights on current political developments in South Africa or significant sporting events could be particularly relevant. Offering unique opinions backed by factual information related to government policies or decisions would likely align well with his coverage style.
Given his focus on localized topics such as Joburg CBD and specific individuals like Bheki Cele, tailoring pitches that directly relate to local matters within South Africa might resonate best with him.
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By: Kevin Ritchie
Onselling electricity, at inflated prices to consumers with no other option.
South Africans might quibble about Rassie Erasmus’s selections, but for most he can do no wrong.
Times have changed, but papers survive; on less money, far less staff and far greater pressure than ever before.
The brief was simple, take a vehicle built in South Africa and showcase it to the continent. So what do you do?
By: Kevin Ritchie
The writer was a guest of Nissan Africa on the Mozambique leg of the Daring Africa 2024 expedition
By: Kevin Ritchie
Survivors recounted the horrors of the holocaust for the observance of Yom HaShoah.
Tony Howard's suspense file was legendary. A box file with internal memos, reports and latterly printed out emails, which he would go through at least once a day.
Tony Howard - Former Deputy Chairman Independent Media
By: Kevin Ritchie
There are two things that strike you when you land at Cairo; the extreme heat and the incredibly cheap data.
The award, in partnership with Exclusive Books, marks the 34th anniversary of the non-fiction and 23 years of the fiction prize. Our congratulations to Jonny Steinberg and Andrew Brown!
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