Soyiso Maliti is a Senior Politics Reporter at News24 Business. With a focus on government and politics, Soyiso covers a wide range of themes including elections, public policy, and regional interest, while also delving into topics such as construction and real estate. Soyiso's work has been featured in Business Report, World Wealth Journal, and News24 Business.
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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: Norman Masungwini, Soyiso Maliti
By: Soyiso Maliti
South African High Commissioner to India Anil Sooklal's visit to the fugitive Gupta family in India, along with former president Jacob Zuma, is
By: Soyiso Maliti
The Cabinet deems the Public Service Commission’s (PSC) view that study groups entail a governance “risk” as an “incorrect assumption”.
By: Soyiso Maliti
The newly constituted state-owned Transnet company, Transnet Rail Infrastructure Manager, has quietly cancelled a R1.1 billion request for proposals to lease 11 rail sidings to the private sector after a highly questionable tender process that was opened for only two weekend nights in June, among other issues.
By: Soyiso Maliti
Is the MK Party going broke during an election year? High-level internal communications by its president, Jacob Zuma, and the new treasurer-general, Brian Molefe, suggest that the party is in the throes of a financial crisis.
By: Norman Masungwini, Soyiso Maliti
By: Soyiso Maliti
Controversial National Student Financial Aid Scheme administrator Hlengani Mathebula has appointed a former chairperson of Daybreak Farms, Bojane Segooa, to lead the scheme’s audit and risk committee.
By: Soyiso Maliti
ANC secretary-general Fikile Mbalula has told the Khampepe Commission of Inquiry that, as the police minister between 2017 and 2018, he could not possibly have blocked the prosecution of apartheid crimes due to three pieces of legislation.
