Mpho Sibanyoni is a News Editor at Fundudzi Media, where he covers a diverse range of topics including sports, government and politics, business and economics, and crime and justice. His work often delves into themes such as elections, public policy, and local economic issues, reflecting his comprehensive understanding of the intersection between sports and socio-economic factors. Mpho's insights and reporting have been featured in prominent publications including Sowetan, Sunday Times, and Sunday World Newspaper.
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By: Mpho Sibanyoni
The National Treasury is proposing sweeping reforms that would give it greater oversight of the appointment of municipal chief financial officers (CFOs) as part of efforts to address weak financial management and improve accountability in local government.
By: Mpho Sibanyoni
Clicks Group's strategy of expanding its retail and pharmacy footprint is bearing fruit, resulting in the company's turnover surpassing R50-billion for the first time.
By: Mpho Sibanyoni
The country’s improving fiscal position has helped it weather the latest oil shock, but rising living costs and skills shortages
By: Mpho Sibanyoni
Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana has come under fire after the Medium-Term Budget Policy Statement (MTBPS) failed to spell out how government intends to unlock funding to deal a decisive blow to South Africa's unemployment crisis and widening inequality.
By: Mpho Sibanyoni
The Gauteng government has signed a landmark agreement aimed at finally delivering the long-delayed Kopanong Precinct Project, 23 years after the initiative was first conceived.
By: Mpho Sibanyoni
The court ordered the respondents to pay Allenby Housing CC R68,303,234.15, jointly and severally, together with legal costs.
By: Mpho Sibanyoni
Retail group Pick n Pay has seen its earnings improve for the 26 weeks ended August 30 2026, with its headline loss narrowing by 31.9% to R299 million as management's turnaround initiatives began delivering results.
By: Mpho Sibanyoni
The financial services industry and the public sector have emerged as the country's leading sources of salary growth.
By: Mpho Sibanyoni
The Labour Court has struck from the roll an urgent application by former National Union of Mineworkers (NUM) Highveld regional chairperson, Bizzah Motubatse, who sought reinstatement as a member and office bearer after being expelled by the union.
By: Mpho Sibanyoni
The Labour Court has struck from the roll an urgent application by former National Union of Mineworkers (NUM) Free State regional secretary Tshepo
