Khulekani Magubane is a Financial Reporter at Business Times. He covers a range of topics including agriculture, business and economics, and government and politics, with a particular focus on economic policy and sustainable agriculture. Khulekani's work has been featured in prominent publications such as Daily Dispatch, News24 Business, and Sunday Times.
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Khulekani's coverage heavily focuses on government announcements in the finance and business sectors within South Africa. He seems to have a particular interest in topics such as mergers and acquisitions, retail, business rescue, energy and logistics, currency, Reserve Bank activities, transportation, taxation, mining and manufacturing.
Given Khulekani's focus on government announcements related to financial and business matters primarily within South Africa's economic landscape including M&A deals or retail developments among others. Experts with insights into local governmental policies affecting businesses or specific industries would likely capture his attention for potential collaborations.
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Global Initiative Against Transnational Organised Crime says criminal activity increasing in smaller towns across the Western Cape
By: Khulekani Magubane
ABPA president denies charges of dumping and says his country helps meet animal protein needs in the face of challenges such as avian flu
Timur Turlov says Freedom Holding Corp's acquisition of ChessBase aimed at sustaining and growing chess culture on the continent
By: Khulekani Magubane
Transnet, shipping agents and container lines will brainstorm to integrate operations at the key fruit export harbour
By: Khulekani Magubane
British International Investment's 2026-2031 strategy will see the institution deploy £8bn into all of its markets and £5bn into Africa
Headline inflation moderates for first time in five months amid easing pressure from municipal tariffs and fuel prices
An MoU with BII allows PIC to expand investments across the African continent in line with its investment mandate
By: Khulekani Magubane
Metropolitan municipalities need to substantially increase their spending on infrastructure to meet present and future needs, says Cape Town mayor
‘Businesses cannot function without reliable municipal infrastructure,' Cyril Ramaphosa told the Sidssa26 meeting
Multiple international organisations in the spirits industry have warned the National Treasury against introducing excise adjustments that could
