Kimberly Mutandiro is a journalist based in Johannesburg, South Africa, with a focus on local news. She writes for various publications, including AllAfrica Global Media, GroundUp News, News24 Business, and Rest of World. Kimberly's work covers a range of topics, including social issues, activism, labor rights, and current events in South Africa.
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Kimberly's focus on local news stories in South Africa, particularly Johannesburg, indicates that she is likely to be interested in pitches related to ongoing and evolving local issues. She covers a range of topics including government & politics, family & relationships with an emphasis on the gig economy, content moderation, activism, housing crisis, and protests.
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Workers agree to Premier’s initial offer of a 7% increase
By: Kimberly Mutandiro
Parents in Eldorado Park in Johannesburg want an official probe into delays in the rebuilding of Nancefield Primary School.
Workers agree to Premier's initial offer of a 7% increase. By Kimberly Mutandiro, GroundUp 4 Nov 2024 R110.01
Workers agree to Premier's initial offer of a 7% increase. The 11-week strike at the Mister Sweet plant in Germiston has ended. Archive photo: Kimberly Mutandiro / GroundUp
Casual worker claims he did not get any training before he got the job
Casual worker claims he did not get any training before he got the job...
The City of Johannesburg says the land occupation is stopping a housing development
By: Kimberly Mutandiro, Ihsaan Haffejee
About a thousand Zama zamas have already been brought to the surface
By: Kimberly Mutandiro
Payment dispute between City of Ekhurhuleni and cleaning contractors has left several communities with dirty, smelly toilets
By: Kimberly Mutandiro
Four years after the landmark Concourt Mahalangu ruling, domestic workers are still unable to access compensation. Archive photo: Bernard Chiguvare
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