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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, Breathing Labs
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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‘Boycott Zimbabwe’: Nota Baloyi weighs in on SA artists’ cancellation controversy

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By Dumani Moyo Verified
| The South African Verified
South African music executive and outspoken podcaster Nota Baloyi has called on South African artists to stop performing in Zimbabwe. He argues that musicians should boycott the country amid ongoing controversy surrounding the cancellation of several South African acts. Speaking during a recent podcast, Baloyi questioned why South African artists continue accepting bookings in Zimbabwe. He claimed that their performances were being used to portray a positive image of the country’s leadership.
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Mnangagwa urges Zimbabweans returning from South Africa to come home

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By Dumani Moyo Verified
| The South African Verified
President Emmerson Mnangagwa has assured Zimbabweans returning from South Africa that the government has put in place comprehensive measures to ensure their seamless, safe and dignified reintegration as thousands continue to make their way back home. Speaking during the burial of national hero Major General (Retired) Everisto Dzihwema, Mnangagwa said Zimbabwe is ready to welcome every returning citizen with open arms. “Our hands, therefore, are outstretched to receive all those coming back home.
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African analyst questions reported US welcome bags for white South African refugees

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By Dumani Moyo Verified
| The South African Verified
African political analyst Agbegnigan Yaovi has criticised the United States’ decision to fast-track white South African refugees, arguing that the programme sends what he believes is the wrong message about humanitarian priorities while other people displaced by armed conflicts continue to face lengthy waits for resettlement.
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