Lenin Ndebele is a journalist for News24 Business, specializing in covering political and economic developments in Africa. With a focus on countries such as the Democratic Republic of Congo, Kenya, and Zimbabwe, Lenin provides insightful analysis and reporting on issues ranging from elections and regional conflicts to business and trade news.
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Lenin Ndebele's coverage primarily focuses on government & politics in Africa, with a particular emphasis on expert commentary and government announcements. This indicates that he is likely to be responsive to pitches providing insights from authoritative figures within African politics or international relations.
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By: Lenin Ndebele
Internet connectivity from the satellite service could change how children learn in schools.
A South African investor in a R16 million pipeline deal seeking to connect Mozambique to Zimbabwe from Beira to Harare along the Feruka corridor has been flagged over a 2016 corruption allegation in Ghana.
By: Lenin Ndebele
The African Union and the European Union have condemned post-election violence in Mozambique that claimed two lives of prominent opposition figure Venâncio Mondlane's party, Podemos.
By: Lenin Ndebele
In what may be the first time Zimbabwe's Hwange National Park has experienced poaching for ritual purposes, three lions were shot dead at on Monday before they were beheaded and their paws cut off, according to the Zimbabwe National Parks
By: Lenin Ndebele
The leading opposition candidate in Mozambique's contentious general elections, Venancio Mondlane, has filed an appeal in the country's Constitutional Court, while saying he is open to dialogue - though "votes are not negotiated, they are counted".
Outgoing Botswana President Mokgweetsi Masisi has warned successor Duma Boko that he faces a huge economic challenge and will inherit a broke government.
By: Lenin Ndebele
At least 10 people have died and 76 have been injured in post-election protests in Mozambique since 11 October. Now a massive nationwide demonstration is in the works for Thursday - and perhaps something akin to a revolution.
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