Soyiso Maliti is a journalist for News24 Business, with his work also appearing in Business Report. He covers a wide range of topics, including political news, party politics, and current affairs in South Africa. Soyiso is known for his insightful reporting and in-depth analysis of political events and their impact on the business sector.
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Soyiso Maliti predominantly covers South African politics, particularly focusing on the ANC, IFP, elections, and corruption. He is likely to be responsive to pitches related to in-depth analysis or commentary on political developments within South Africa. Given his coverage of evolving stories and breaking news, he may also be interested in insights from experts who can provide context and analysis as events unfold.
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By: Soyiso Maliti
The MK Party is searching for another leader to fill the secretary-general role after Sifiso Maseko stepped down to return to the Gauteng Department of Health, which had suspended him on the recommendation of the Special Investigating Unit.
By: Soyiso Maliti
Jarring unemployment and poverty levels, flooding and storms that damage houses, and roads, poor network connectivity, intermittent water and power outages, damaged infrastructure and unsafe beaches in uMgababa on the South Coast are some of the issues President Cyril Ramaphosa must address when he meets residents.
By: Soyiso Maliti
President Cyril Ramaphosa appeared to criticise the display of the old flag at the DA and AfriForum protest against the Basic Education Laws Amendment Act.
By: Soyiso Maliti
President Cyril Ramaphosa's latest Presidential District Development Imbizo in uMgababa, south of eThekwini, was delayed by nearly two hours because of a power outage and other technical glitches.
By: Soyiso Maliti
Crime and unemployment, concerns around the polarising Basic Education Laws Amendment Act, a lack of assistance after natural disasters, and other frustrations – are some of the problems facing eThekwini residents, and which they put to President Cyril Ramaphosa.
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