Thapelo Lekabe is an online journalist specializing in national news in South Africa. He writes for News24 Business and his work has also been featured in The Citizen News. Thapelo covers a wide range of topics including politics, crime, social issues, and cultural events.
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Thapelo Lekabe's coverage predominantly focuses on government and politics, with an emphasis on breaking news, evolving stories, and government announcements. Given the extensive coverage of crime-related topics such as ANC and corruption in South Africa, Thapelo may be more responsive to pitches related to political developments, legal policies, or evolving news within the country.
Considering his interest in covering festive season traditions and religious countries alongside crime-related topics like ANC and corruption suggests that he might also engage with lighter human-interest stories if they're tied into broader social or political issues. If you have expertise in South African politics or legal affairs pertinent to ongoing cases covered by Thapelo Lekabe, your pitch would likely align well with his focus areas for article content.
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By: Thapelo Lekabe
The MPR remains optimistic about SA's economic growth prospects, citing government initiatives in tackling the energy crisis.
By: Thapelo Lekabe
South Africa has enjoyed nearly a month without load shedding. Electricity Minister Kgosientsho Ramokgopa credited this to Eskom's recent improvements in power generation.
By: Thapelo Lekabe
The employment and labour minister said the country’s laws guarantee the rights and dignity for all workers.
By: Thapelo Lekabe
According to PwC's survey, 60% of CEOs in South Africa believe the global economy will grow in the next 12 months, compared to 38% globally.
By: Thapelo Lekabe
The department of justice has warned Joasa against proceeding with its strike intentions, saying such action would be illegal and improper.
By: Thapelo Lekabe
Lobbyists calling for the official recognition of Ancestor’s Day as a public holiday shared insights with City Press this week about their efforts, despite criticism that South Africa already has too many public holidays.
By: Thapelo Lekabe
IDEA has analysed the strengths and weaknesses of each party's education manifesto promises, in order to help voters to make informed decisions.
By: Thapelo Lekabe
Justice Mokgoro was a judge of the ConCourt from its inception in 1994 until the end of her 15-year term in 2009.
By: Thapelo Lekabe
POLITICS On Friday, the Constitutional Court (ConCourt) dismissed former president Jacob Zuma 's bid to have five justices of the apex court
By: Thapelo Lekabe
Advocate Ngcukaitobi argued that the IEC was seeking to protect the integrity of the upcoming elections due to uncertainty over Zuma’s candidacy.
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