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Sino Majangaza

Sino Majangaza

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Reporter, Daily Dispatch (South Africa)

East London

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Legal Tech , Technology, Artificial Intelligence , Information Security, Asset Management ISO27001 , Data Privacy, Start Ups, Cybersecurity

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  • Boxing tourney finds new venue as Orient Theatre is tuned up

    By Bongani Magasela Verified, Sino Majangaza Verified| Sowetan Verified Siyabulela Hem celebrates after knocking out Bongani Mahlangu. Active boxing has been disrupted in East London due to the refurbishment of the city's iconic Orient Theatre. Tournaments already sanctioned by Boxing SA were postponed, and expectations are that renovations at Orient Theatre, which began last week, should be completed in six weeks. Promoter Ayanda Matiti's international tournament which initially was set for March 29, is back on Friday evening.

    By Bongani Magasela Verified, Sino Majangaza Verified · Sowetan

    Apr. 09, 2025

  • Budget fails to address real needs of province - opposition

    By Ntsikelelo Qoyo, Sino Majangaza Verified| The Herald NMB Verified Opposition parties have delivered a scathing assessment of the Eastern Cape’s 2025/2026 financial budget, accusing it of failing to attract new investments, create jobs and address the needs of the province’s people. Finance MEC Mlungisi Mvoko tabled his budget at the legislature in Bhisho on Tuesday. DA MPL Malcolm Figg said Mvoko’s speech was not inspiring.

    By Ntsikelelo Qoyo, Sino Majangaza Verified · The Herald NMB

    Mar. 26, 2025

  • SOWETAN SAYS | Rural councils must cut graft, uplift villagers

    By Sino Majangaza Verified| Sowetan Verified Rural municipalities often complain about working with limited budgets due to low revenue collection rates. South Africans living in rural villages are industrious people who defy many odds to get by daily in the face of limited resources at their disposal. While some households receive financial support from family members working in cities, others must carve out a living through sheer determination.

    By Sino Majangaza Verified · Sowetan

    Mar. 19, 2025

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Daily Dispatch (South Africa)