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Gabriella (Shihaam) Steyn

Gabriella (Shihaam) Steyn

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Copywriter and Content Creator, Guzzle

Cape Town

Biography

A Copywriter, Content Creator and Freelance Journalist for Guzzle Media (@GuzzleSA) Focus topics are Business, Tech, Gaming, Retail and Entertainment.

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Technology , Retail , Business , Travel

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Open to all stories and ideas

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Total articles 761

  • REVIEW: The new Nintendo Switch Lite is worth the price tag

    By Gabriella (Shihaam) Steyn Verified| Business Report Verified CAPE TOWN – In September, Nintendo launched its best handheld, even more portable and cheaper console, the Nintendo Switch Lite. After spending a decent amount of time with the Lite, it is the best handheld console available on the market. It’s got a steady supply of excellent first and third-party games that are equally playable at home or when one is travelling. Compared to the previous Switch, the Lite is not as heavy and the Joy-Cons are not removable and it cannot dock for wide-screen gaming.

    By Gabriella (Shihaam) Steyn Verified · Business Report

    Nov. 08, 2019

  • MTBPS: The symbolism behind Tito Mboweni's Aloe Ferox plant

    By Gabriella (Shihaam) Steyn Verified| Business Report Verified CAPE TOWN - Finance Minister Tito Mboweni on Wednesday returned to the podium with an Aloe Ferox plant when delivering his Medium Term Budget Policy Statement in Parliament on Wednesday. The minister used the Aloe Ferox as a metaphor for the economy after winter and symbolises the country surviving many "years of famine", many years of weak growth and could also reference many years of state capture.

    By Gabriella (Shihaam) Steyn Verified · Business Report

    Oct. 30, 2019

  • Global device shipments will decline 3.7% in 2019 - Gartner

    By Gabriella (Shihaam) Steyn Verified| Business Report Verified CAPE TOWN - research firm Gartner released in its latest smartphone market report that devices such as PCs, tablets and mobile phones will decline 3.7 percent worldwide. Gartner estimates there are more than 5 billion mobile phones used around the world. After years of growth, the worldwide smartphone market has reached a tipping point.

    By Gabriella (Shihaam) Steyn Verified · Business Report

    Oct. 01, 2019

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Guzzle