South Africa (National)
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Queenin's coverage mainly revolves around government and politics, with a focus on South Africa. His articles often cover controversies and developments within the ANC, as well as international affairs related to South Africa.
Given his focus on national politics in South Africa, pitches offering insights into local political developments or expert commentary from those deeply involved in the region’s political landscape could be of interest. Additionally, perspectives on global issues that impact South African politics may also resonate with Queenin.
Experts who can provide analysis or insider views into the inner workings of ANC and its relationships would likely capture Queenin's attention. Furthermore, sources able to offer context about international relations involving South Africa might also find traction given his coverage attributes.
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By: Queenin Masuabi, Setumo Stone, Bongani Mdakane
The ANC is quietly moving on three fronts to take control of South Africa's immigration debate, with Luthuli House insiders saying the party is engaging anti-illegal immigration voices at home.
By: Queenin Masuabi
The South African Communist Party (SACP) has joined the chorus of praise for Comrades Marathon champions George Kusche and Gerda Steyn, saying their achievements demonstrate the power of dedication, resilience and hard work.
By: Queenin Masuabi
Afrika Mayibuye Movement president Floyd Shivambu and March and March leader Jacinta Ngobese-Zuma have joined forces in what could become a significant new pressure bloc in South Africa’s increasingly heated immigration debate. The two leaders met in Johannesburg on Monday and emerged with a shared commitment to campaign against undocumented immigration, while pushing for tougher […]
By: Queenin Masuabi
Just months after halting his bid for another term as Democratic Alliance (DA) leader to focus on fixing South Africa's agriculture crisis, John Steenhuisen has been axed as agriculture minister.
By: Queenin Masuabi
Democratic Alliance (DA) insiders have told Sunday World that details of the party's proposed cabinet reshuffle were deliberately leaked to sections of the media.
By: Queenin Masuabi
The race for Johannesburg's mayoral chain is fast turning into one of the most intense political contests in the country, with parties increasingly relying on well-known political figures to take control of South Africa's economic hub.
DA leader Geordin Hill-Lewis' move to trigger a Cabinet reshuffle and demote his predecessor, John Steenhuisen, to a deputy ministry has rattled the party's caucus, with some MPs accusing the leader of making key decisions behind closed doors.
By: Queenin Masuabi
As social media buzzed with claims that Malawian nationals had been transported from KwaZulu-Natal (KZN) to Gauteng, the government has moved to
By: Queenin Masuabi
President Cyril Ramaphosa's bid to slam the brakes on Parliament's looming impeachment inquiry has run into stiff resistance, with the chairperson of the parliamentary committee tasked with investigating him arguing that the process cannot simply be switched off because the president is unhappy with the Constitutional Court's ruling.
By: Queenin Masuabi
A legal opinion prepared for National Assembly (NA) Speaker Thoko Didiza advised that Parliament should actively oppose President Cyril Ramaphosa's attempt to halt impeachment proceedings linked to the Phala Phala scandal.
