William Brederode is a Tech and Trends Journalist at various esteemed publications including MyBroadband, Daily Maverick, and Business Day. He covers a diverse range of topics such as construction and real estate, energy and mining, and business economics, with a particular focus on commercial real estate, housing markets, and renewable energy. William's insights and analyses have been featured in prominent outlets like Asset Magazine, News24 Business, and Business 7.
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William Brederode's coverage focuses on local South African business, technology, and economic trends. His articles often include expert commentary, announcements, data citations, and press releases. He may be interested in pitches that offer insights from local industry experts or businesses contributing to the regional economy.
Given his interest in scientific themes and government & politics topics related to the South African context, he may also welcome pitches that provide perspectives on how these areas intersect with business and technological developments within the country.
When reaching out to William Brederode for potential coverage or collaboration opportunities, it would be beneficial to tailor pitches around local South African businesses, emerging technologies impacting the region's economy, as well as scientific advancements with relevance to industry and governmental policies within South Africa.
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By: William Brederode
By: William Brederode
By: William Brederode
By: William Brederode
A family-run South African business is the proud inventor, producer and exporter of a bathroom product that half the country has probably used at some point without noticing – the PMAT.
By: William Brederode
The Tinder-style, AI-powered shopping assistant launched in the Checkers Sixty60 app for members three months ago has already been used to add 4 million products to customers’ baskets.
Sanlam has said several of its clients have had their personal data breached in an incident affecting one of its third-party service providers.
Most driving licence testing centres in the Western Cape started using a computerised system for learner’s licence testing in 2025. In the first few months after it started rolling out, the pass rate in the province was 17%.
By: William Brederode
Amazon Leo, the tech giant's competitor for Elon Musk's Starlink, has entered into a distribution agreement with SA's Herotel to introduce fast satellite internet to the country as early as next year.
