Financial Reporter, Business Times.
Khulekani Magubane is a Financial Reporter at Business Times. He covers a range of topics including agriculture, business and economics, and government and politics, with a particular focus on economic policy and sustainable agriculture. Khulekani's work has been featured in prominent publications such as Daily Dispatch, News24 Business, and Sunday Times.
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Khulekani's coverage heavily focuses on government announcements in the finance and business sectors within South Africa. He seems to have a particular interest in topics such as mergers and acquisitions, retail, business rescue, energy and logistics, currency, Reserve Bank activities, transportation, taxation, mining and manufacturing.
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Industry's concern is that new laws may raise prices on new cars, pushing consumers further to cars from China
CEO says 85% of the fish in the Lucky Star brand are imported
CEO Mustaq Brey says 85% of the fish in the Lucky Star brand are imported
By: Khulekani Magubane
Business leaders in the retirement fund space and other key sectors should not regard geopolitical tensions, trade fragmentation and other economic
Guy Chennells says fund members need help in addressing debt and financial management
By: Khulekani Magubane
$500bn in African pension fund assets could be redirected to drive infrastructure and economic growth
The Pension Fund Adjudicator, advocate Lebogang Mogashoa, has sounded the alarm that up to half the complaints his office has received in the past year relate to failure by employers to pay member contributions over to their employees.
By: Khulekani Magubane
The government spends R7.55bn annually on clothing, but only 32% is locally sourced
Outside suppliers of clothing and textiles continue to have their way with billions in government procurement of these products, despite the government having a master plan aimed at saving the local textile sector.
By: Khulekani Magubane
The export value chain faces several challenges, and SA must not be fixated on pivoting away from the US over temporary and political decisions
