Sikonathi Mantshantsha is a former Associate Editor at News24 Business. He specializes in covering the economy, business leaders, markets, as well as issues of fraud and corruption, providing insightful analysis on these critical topics. Sikonathi's work has been featured in Asset Magazine and News24 Business.
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Sikonathi Mantshantsha's coverage primarily centers around business, industry, finance, and the economy in South Africa. His focus is on developments within key sectors such as mining, energy, automotive, and the broader economic landscape.
Considering his reliance on government announcements and press releases alongside citing data frequently in his articles, Sikonathi would likely respond well to pitches that provide unique insights or analysis into significant policy changes or new data impacting these industries in South Africa. Additionally he may be interested in perspectives from relevant stakeholders affected by these developments.
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By: Sikonathi Mantshantsha
Pravin Gordhan always assumed everybody knew what the correct thing was. Either you were doing it, or you were not, and he dealt with everybody on that basis.
By: Sikonathi Mantshantsha
By: Sikonathi Mantshantsha
Pravin Gordhan galvanised National Treasury to use the law and anti-apartheid tactics to frustrate the state capture machinery that threatened South Africa during Jacob Zuma's second tenure as president.
By: Sikonathi Mantshantsha
The Gauteng legislature speaker allegedly conspired with ANC office bearers to fire the secretary who had initiated disciplinary process against employees accused of defrauding the legislature.
Twelve of 22 sewage pump stations are either broken or partially operational, and two out of three wastewater treatment plants that make up Mogale City's sewage infrastructure have broken down. This means millions of litres of untreated sewage is pumped into rivers every day.
The failure of Mogale City’s sewage treatment infrastructure – despite a R300 million cash injection – has had disastrous consequences for those who depend on the river for life. Businesses have shuttered and illness flourishes as thousands of litres of effluent is deliberately pumped into rivers.
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