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Dumani Moyo

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(He/Him)
Johannesburg
As seen in: The South African, MSN, MSN South Africa, Flipboard, SAPeople, Sunday News Zimbabwe, 4RFV International Broadcast News, Informer East Africa
Covers:  Hard News,Health, Entertainment, Renewable Energy and Climate Change.
Doesn't Cover: Biased News
Journalist based in Johannesburg, SouthAfrica. Soccer fanatic, Arsenal, Kaizer Chiefs and Bosso fan

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Dumani Moyo is a journalist with eight years of experience. He has a special mix of skills, including writing and photography. He currently possesses an honors degree in journalism and media studies. Along with his years of experience in traditional journalism, he has grown more interested over time in sustainability and environmental journalism.

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CAF Champions League: Musona dropped after ‘disrespecting’ coaches

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By Dumani Moyo Verified
| The South African Verified
Knowledge Musona was left out of Scottland FC’s squad for their CAF Champions League clash against Nsingizini Hotspurs following his controversial reaction to being substituted against Platinum FC. Musona’s omission was confirmed after Scottland FC released their team sheet for Sunday’s CAF Champions League clash against Nsingizini Hotspurs, with the veteran striker not included in the matchday squad.
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Mnangagwa pays tribute to Zim founding father Robert Mugabe

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By Dumani Moyo Verified
| The South African Verified
President Emmerson Mnangagwa has paid tribute to Zimbabwe’s founding leader, the late Robert Mugabe, describing him as a revolutionary whose contribution to the liberation and development of the country continues to shape Zimbabwe’s future. Mnangagwa made the remarks in a commemorative statement on Sunday, 6 September 2026, marking the seventh anniversary of Mugabe’s death.
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What R5 000 buys in Botswana vs South Africa

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By Dumani Moyo Verified
| The South African Verified
With grocery prices continuing to squeeze household budgets, shoppers are increasingly looking for ways to make their money stretch further. In South Africa, the average household food basket tracked by the Pietermaritzburg Economic Justice and Dignity Group has remained above R5 000, highlighting the pressure facing consumers. But what happens when you take the same R5 000 across the border to Botswana?
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