Prinesha Naidoo is a Reporter and Editor at Bloomberg Africa. She specializes in finance, investment, and real estate, covering themes such as construction, property management, and climate policy. Prinesha's work has been featured in prominent outlets including Bloomberg-Quint, News24 Business, Fortune, and The Washington Post.
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Prinesha Naidoo's coverage primarily focuses on finance, economy, and business with a specific emphasis on South Africa. She heavily relies on government announcements and cites data to support her articles.
Given the nature of Prinesha's coverage, she would likely be interested in insights from financial experts or economists who can provide analysis regarding South Africa’s economic policies, currency trends, diplomatic relations impact on the economy like exchange rates, energy sector developments such as coal power plants and Eskom. Additionally, sources with access to reliable data related to these topics might also interest her.
Considering her national focus on South Africa and regular reporting about US diplomatic relations along with significant reliance on government announcements for her coverage suggests that pitches should take into account local context while providing expert viewpoints.
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A startup is fronting the costs for homeowners to become landlords as part of a broader effort to expand affordable housing in poor townships.
By: Antony Sguazzin, Prinesha Naidoo
South Africa’s infrastructure department is halting some projects in one of its most financially troubled provinces to enforce payment by other government agencies.
There is a 'growing volume of debt' owed that hinders it from fulfilling other obligations.
By: Kamlesh Bhuckory, Prinesha Naidoo
The island nation is seeking to capitalize on its wealth boom by courting family offices, wealth managers and fintech firms as part of a broader push to diversify its economy.
Kasada Capital Management, a private equity firm backed by Qatar’s $524 billion sovereign wealth fund, expects to strike a hotel deal in Morocco in the first half of 2026, marking its entry into North Africa’s booming hospitality and tourism industry.
By: Kamlesh Bhuckory, Prinesha Naidoo
Mauritius will temporarily raise taxes on individuals and corporations and cut spending on some social programs to shore up revenue and stabilize public finances.
By: Kamlesh Bhuckory, Prinesha Naidoo
Mauritius will temporarily raise taxes on individuals and corporations and cut spending on some social programs to shore up revenue and stabilize public finances.
Chronos Capital, an early backer of emerging market unicorns Tyme Group and Optasia, is looking to invest in companies deploying artificial intelligence in healthcare as it seeks to capitalize on a technology that’s expected to transform the medical industry.
By: Prinesha Naidoo, Mpho Hlakudi
A potential deadlock over pay increases for South Africa’s automotive sector workers risks shutting down an industry that accounts for more than a fifth of the nation’s manufacturing output, weighing on an already moribund economy.
By: Prinesha Naidoo, Mpho Hlakudi
‘The economy isn't performing well and a flat 10% increase along with some of the other challenges will negatively impact the performance of businesses,' said Siyabonga Mthembu.
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