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Hasina Kathrada

Johannesburg, South Africa
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Covers:  Social justice, politics, climate change, arts
Journalist & television news producer. Media & communications consultant.

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Hasina Kathrada’s Biography

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Hasina Kathrada is a dynamic journalist and communications specialist based in South Africa, with a passion for uncovering stories that bridge local and global perspectives. Covering politics, social justice, and business, her work explores the intersections of power, identity, and resilience in a rapidly changing world. As the founder of Hasina Kathrada Communications (Pty) Ltd, she crafts impactful narratives for brands and causes, blending strategic insight with authentic storytelling. Hasin…

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Ramaphosa unveils immigration crackdown, warns against xenophobia - The Mail & Guardian

Ramaphosa unveils immigration crackdown, warns against xenophobia - The Mail & Guardian

Ramaphosa said South Africa could protect its borders while upholding constitutional values and human dignity.

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ICJ sets next phase of South Africa's Gaza genocide case - The Mail & Guardian

ICJ sets next phase of South Africa's Gaza genocide case - The Mail & Guardian

The Presidency announced on Tuesday that the ICJ has given South Africa until 22 November 2027 to file its Re…

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Consumers face double blow as inflation rises and rate fears return - The Mail & Guardian

Consumers face double blow as inflation rises and rate fears return - The Mail & Guardian

South Africans could face rising living and borrowing costs after inflation accelerated to 4% in April, with …

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IDC avoids confirming board probe into Tinley Club Med deal - The Mail & Guardian

IDC avoids confirming board probe into Tinley Club Med deal - The Mail & Guardian

The IDC has not confirmed whether a formal board inquiry was conducted into the Tinley Club Med transaction, …

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South Africa reviews ICJ case against Israel as West Bank family killed before Eid - The Mail & G...

South Africa reviews ICJ case against Israel as West Bank family killed before Eid - The Mail & G...

As Israel submits its legal response to the ICJ, South Africa weighs its next move in the landmark genocide c…

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FlySafair hikes ticket prices - The Mail & Guardian

FlySafair hikes ticket prices - The Mail & Guardian

South Africa's largest domestic carrier said the price of jet fuel at local airports rose by about 70% in jus…

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Pretoria says Ghana and Nigeria's 'isolation campaign' will fail

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By Hasina Kathrada
| Mail & Guardian Verified
Ghana and Nigeria will not succeed in using migration to isolate South Africa diplomatically, The Presidency says while welcoming their proposal for an African Union debate on the issue. Responding to a joint move by Ghana and Nigeria, presidential spokesperson Vincent Magwenya told the Mail & Guardian that Pretoria would resist attempts to use the issue to isolate South Africa.
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More than 10,000 take to Johannesburg's streets for Mandela Day Walk and Run

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By Hasina Kathrada
| Mail & Guardian Verified
President Cyril Ramaphosa joined thousands of participants to celebrate Nelson Mandela's legacy Thousands of runners, walkers and families turned Johannesburg's streets into a celebration of Nelson Mandela's legacy on Sunday as the sold-out Mandela Day Walk and Run drew more than 10,000 participants to the city's largest annual tribute to the former president.
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Migration tests SA's standing in Africa

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By Hasina Kathrada
| Mail & Guardian Verified
The diplomatic fallout from South Africa’s migration tensions escalated this week after The Presidency accused Ghana of helping to drive a campaign portraying Pretoria as isolated on the continent. Presidential spokesperson Vincent Magwenya said the Department of International Relations and Cooperation (Dirco) had raised South Africa’s concerns directly with Ghana’s High Commissioner, accusing Ghanaian officials of spreading misinformation about developments in South Africa.
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Have you ever used a typewriter?

Yes

Why did you become a journalist?

To voice the stories of those who are not heard

What story are you most proud of writing or working on?

mandela’s statue in Palestine