Simnikiwe Xabanisa is a journalist based in Cape Town, South Africa. He primarily writes for News24 Business, covering a variety of topics including sports, business, and current affairs. Simnikiwe's work has also been featured in FirstRand Corporate Centre and Daily Maverick.
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Cape Town, South Africa (Local)
Simnikiwe Xabanisa's focus is primarily on local sports, particularly rugby in the South African context. His coverage heavily features event coverage and announcements related to specific teams such as Sharks, Stormers, Bulls and South African Rugby.
If you have insights or announcements related to these rugby teams or developments within South African rugby, such as player transfers, game analysis or team strategies, it could be of interest to Simnikiwe. Additionally, if your expertise lies in investment analysis within the realm of sports or specifically rugby-related investments in the South African context, he may also find that relevant for his coverage.
Considering his geographic focus on Cape Town and South Africa at large when covering local events and teams from this region will likely be most effective.
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By: Simnikiwe Xabanisa
Like all flankers unfortunate enough to be born in SA, Phepsi Buthelezi has found his way to the top blocked by the talent surrounding him. But his selection as a fetcher could ease the traffic jam.
Follow the live action as the @Vodacom Bulls host Ospreys at Loftus Versfeld. #URC #BULvOSP
By: Simnikiwe Xabanisa
The Ospreys' reputation as a tough nut to crack in the United Rugby Championship took a bit of a dent in their defeat against the Bulls, a loss in which the hosts didn't have to be at their best.
By: Simnikiwe Xabanisa
The Bulls gave director of rugby Jake White the statement win he was looking for in their comprehensive defeat of Ospreys, having lost their last two games in a row, the last one at Fortress Loftus.
By: Simnikiwe Xabanisa
Because women's rugby is so badly funded, the Bulls being proactive about investing in it has given them a massive advantage over their opposition, with scores of 100-plus becoming commonplace.
By: Simnikiwe Xabanisa
If the Sharks need a confidence boost ahead of their must-win Challenge Cup semi against French side Clermont, the fact that they have seven World Cup-winning Boks in their starting XV should be it.
By: Simnikiwe Xabanisa
The Sharks' dream of getting a backdoor entry into the Champions Cup barely stayed alive in their Challenge Cup semi against Clermont, but their Springboks-esque one-point win put them in the final.
By: Simnikiwe Xabanisa
Having only got his chance to play for the Sharks halfway through the season, Masuku delivered a nerveless performance with the boot to help them overturn a 10-point deficit to Clermont into a one-point margin win.
John-Laffnie de Jager's life story reads like something straight out of D.H. Lawrence's poem about “never seeing a wild thing feel sorry for itself”.
By: Simnikiwe Xabanisa
Having been rope-a-doped into a frustrating defeat by defending champions Munster, the Lions can no longer put a foot wrong in their search for a maiden United Rugby Championships play-off spot.
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