Kabelo Khumalo is a Companies & Markets Editor at Fundudzi Media. He specializes in covering themes related to banking, finance, and the economy, with a keen focus on capital markets, economic policy, and energy regulation. Kabelo's work has been featured in prominent publications such as the Sunday World Newspaper, Sowetan, and Business Day, among others.
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South Africa (National)
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Kabelo Khumalo's coverage predominantly focuses on business, finance, and legal policy within South Africa. His articles are primarily comprised of government announcements, press releases, and legal policy regulations related to various industries in the country.
For effective outreach, consider providing expert commentary or insights into financial matters such as banking regulations, tax policies affecting businesses in South Africa or developments within the local business landscape. Also offering exclusive interviews with key industry players may be well-received by Kabelo given his focus on this area.
As Kabelo's geographic focus is national (South Africa), ensure that any pitches align with events or developments specifically relevant to the country’s financial and business sectors.
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Cheaper new vehicles put pressure on secondhand prices and traditional motor brands
NCC launches national opt-out registry to shield consumers from intrusive telemarketers
South Africa must crack down on dodgy plumbing practices, including the use of cheap and noncompliant imports that undermine public safety and contribute to water contamination and leaks.
Market move to fuel $12bn expansion as refinery targets global production lead
The bank is holding own in the a rapidly changing sector disrupted by Capitec and various fintech initiatives
The PIRB has warned that the influx of cheap, non-compliant plumbing imports in South Africa poses serious health, safety, and economic risks, including water contamination, infrastructure damage, and job losses
The bank is holding own in the a rapidly changing sector disrupted by Capitec and various fintech initiatives
Gauteng's public healthcare system, which features the highest overall health expenditure and number of beds in the country, is losing at least 100
By: Kabelo Khumalo
President Cyril Ramaphosa has ordered the Special Investigating Unit (SIU) to probe multimillion-rand tenders awarded by the North West government
Loss of capacity caused job losses and raised fuel import bill
