Sibahle Malinga is a senior business journalist at ITWeb. She specializes in covering the local and global technology industry, with a focus on telecommunications, digital transformation, and emerging technologies. Sibahle's work has been featured in Submarine Telecoms Forum, Inc., ITWeb Africa, and ITWeb.
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Sibahle Malinga’s coverage primarily focuses on business and industry within South Africa, with a specific emphasis on technology, job creation, online shopping, and cybersecurity.
Given the significant proportion of press releases in Sibahle's articles, she may be interested in news related to new product launches or announcements from companies operating within South Africa. Additionally, given her focus on government announcements and data citation as well as the topics covered (Online Shopping & Technology), she might also be receptive to pitches that provide insights into market trends supported by relevant data.
Pitches offering expert perspectives on how technological advancements impact businesses and consumers in South Africa could capture Sibahle's interest. Furthermore, contributions relating to initiatives promoting job creation or addressing cybersecurity concerns specifically within the local context are likely to resonate with her coverage interests.
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Sibahle Malinga Maureen Costello, VP for UK, Ireland and Sub-Saharan Africa at Google Cloud, with Discovery founder and group CEO Adrian Gore.
Sibahle Malinga BNPL providers argue affordability assessments, spending limits and bureau reporting reduce financial risks flagged by the SARB. (Image created via ChatGPT)
Sibahle Malinga Companies are taking a more cautious approach to future social media spending.
Sibahle Malinga South African businesses are struggling to prove social media ROI despite continued investment. (Image created via Gemini)
Sibahle Malinga Growing AI dependence increases hallucination risks, threatening trusted decisions across government, business and law. (Image created via Gemini)
Sibahle Malinga In this episode of ITWebTV, Sibahle Malinga talks to Alastair Tempest, CEO of the Ecommerce Forum South Africa, who believes
Sibahle Malinga Communications and digital technologies minister Solly Malatsi.
Sibahle Malinga Alastair Tempest, CEO of the Ecommerce Forum South Africa. (Photograph by Lesley Moyo)
Sibahle Malinga While demand for AI skills continues to surge, uniquely human capabilities are becoming the biggest differentiator in the future workforce. (Image source: 123RF)
Sibahle Malinga The Chery Tiggo 4 Cross HEV. (Image source: Chery)
