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Bandile Mathandela

Market analyst



• Nampak Limited

• Sanlam and Absa conclude deal to create R1-trillion black-owned asset manager

• Murray & Roberts

• Phala Phala turmoil snuffs out Fed-fuelled market rally for SA

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Bandile Mathandela
Market analyst
 
• Nampak Limited
• Sanlam and Absa conclude deal to create R1-trillion black-owned asset manager
• Murray &amp; Roberts
• Phala Phala turmoil snuffs out Fed-fuelled market rally for SA

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THOUGHT LEADER THURSDAY



DR Ongama Mtimka

Lecturer in the department of history and political studies at Nelson Mandela University



Ongama Mtimka lectures Democratisation and State Transformation, South African Politics, and International Political Economy at Nelson Mandela University in Gqeberha, South Africa.

His key research interests are in party politics including electoral competition, political economy, and development. He has extensive work experience in higher education (research & lecturing), community development, local government and in special economic zones involved in infrastructure development and investment promotion.

Ongama comments regularly on South African politics as a political analyst on national and international media. Has holds a PhD in Political Studies with a research project on the political economy of transformation in the construction sector and the role of organized small business forums.



He graduated with a Masters in South African Politics and Political Economy from Nelson Mandela University, where he also obtained his PhD, and a Bachelor of Arts in Journalism from Rhodes University. He has presented at international conferences in Brazil and two times at the United States of America. Ongama has delivered speeches on the political outlook of South Africa for senior executives in listed companies and industry associations as well as in national disciplinary conferences.

He is the Treasurer of the South African Association of Political Studies and its past Emerging Academics Research Committee Chair. He is the Founder and Executive Chairperson of the South African Political Risk Institute and it’s product, the South African Journal of Political Risk.

THOUGHT LEADER THURSDAY
 
DR Ongama Mtimka
Lecturer in the department of history and political studies at Nelson Mandela University
 
Ongama Mtimka lectures Democratisation and State Transformation, South African Politics, and International Political Economy at Nelson Mandela University in Gqeberha, South Africa.
His key research interests are in party politics including electoral competition, political economy, and development. He has extensive work experience in higher education (research &amp; lecturing), community development, local government and in special economic zones involved in infrastructure development and investment promotion.
Ongama comments regularly on South African politics as a political analyst on national and international media. Has holds a PhD in Political Studies with a research project on the political economy of transformation in the construction sector and the role of organized small business forums.
 
He graduated with a Masters in South African Politics and Political Economy from Nelson Mandela University, where he also obtained his PhD, and a Bachelor of Arts in Journalism from Rhodes University. He has presented at international conferences in Brazil and two times at the United States of America. Ongama has delivered speeches on the political outlook of South Africa for senior executives in listed companies and industry associations as well as in national disciplinary conferences.
He is the Treasurer of the South African Association of Political Studies and its past Emerging Academics Research Committee Chair. He is the Founder and Executive Chairperson of the South African Political Risk Institute and it’s product, the South African Journal of Political Risk.

THOUGHT LEADER THURSDAY | DR Ongama Mtimka  Lecturer in the department of history and political studies at Nelson Mandela University

THE HEADLINES



Joburg mayor Mpho Phalatse has been voted out as the Johannesburg mayor for the second time. This took place during a council meeting today, where 140 councillors voted for her ousting, while 129 councillors voted against the motion to remove her.



This is what Mpho Phalatse said after the vote: CLIP



She was speaking to:



Mbalenhle Mthethwa

SABC reporter.

THE HEADLINES
 
Joburg mayor Mpho Phalatse has been voted out as the Johannesburg mayor for the second time. This took place during a council meeting today, where 140 councillors voted for her ousting, while 129 councillors voted against the motion to remove her.
 
This is what Mpho Phalatse said after the vote: CLIP
 
She was speaking to:
 
Mbalenhle Mthethwa
SABC reporter.

THE HEADLINES | Mbalenhle Mthethwa  SABC reporter.

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Khanya Ndzululeka

Co-founder: Setana Capital





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Khanya Ndzululeka
Co-founder: Setana Capital
 
 
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• AVI Limited
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• Monetary Policy Committee decision on interest rates

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