Peter Fabricius is a journalist based in South Africa who focuses on national and international affairs. He writes for various publications, including the Institute for Security Studies, AllAfrica Global Media, Premium Times Nigeria, Cigalah Group, and Daily Maverick. His work covers a range of topics, including politics, security, and human rights issues in Africa and beyond.
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Peter Fabricius' coverage is centered around government and politics, with a strong focus on international affairs. He provides extensive coverage of legal policy regulation as well as expert commentary, suggesting that he would be open to receiving pitches related to geopolitical events or legal matters involving South Africa and the broader African continent.
Given his articles focusing on specific cases such as the International Court of Justice (ICJ) case against Israel and Sudan’s peace effort, Peter might be interested in hearing from experts with direct knowledge or involvement in these areas. Additionally, considering his emphasis on governmental announcements, he may also appreciate insights into how global events impact South Africa's foreign policy.
For those looking to pitch stories to Peter Fabricius, it's important to craft pitches that provide unique perspectives or exclusive insights into the geopolitical developments within South Africa and its interaction with other countries worldwide.
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While the incoming US president is expected to be tough on South Africa, his wider Africa policy is less clear.
By: Victoria O’Regan, Peter Fabricius
Ukraine has said that President Volodymyr Zelensky is set to visit South Africa, though official details and timing are still pending. Zelensky is hoping to discuss the issue with President Cyril Ramaphosa at the upcoming World Economic Forum in Davos.
By: Peter Fabricius
International Relations Minister Ronald Lamola has met his Equatorial Guinean counterpart to seek the release of Frik Potgieter and Peter Huxham.
By: Peter Fabricius
Keir Starmer's government has declined an appeal from Lord Peter Hain to bar Bain & Company from British government work.
Keir Starmer’s government has declined an appeal from Lord Peter Hain to bar Bain & Company from British government work.
By: Peter Fabricius
The International Commission of Jurists' report also found that the Swazi judiciary is not independent and is becoming less so.
By: Peter Fabricius
The International Commission of Jurists' report also found that the Swazi judiciary is not independent and is becoming less so.
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By: Victoria O’Regan, Peter Fabricius
From a foreign aid freeze to trade tariffs, the US president’s sweeping policy changes could have far-reaching consequences for South Africa’s economy and health sector.
By: Peter Fabricius
Parliament is demanding an investigation into the apparent under-equipment of South Africa's troops in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
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