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Masibulele Lunika

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  • Freelance Tech and Science Journalist, Freelance
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As seen in: Substack, Crunchbase, Sage - ES, ITWeb, ITWeb Brainstorm, ITWeb Africa, Technext.ng, Business Media MAGS, VOW 90.5 FM Voice of Wits
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Masibulele Lunika’s Biography

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Introducing Masibulele, or simply Masb, the daring wordsmith who roams freely across diverse realms of journalism and storytelling. With a vibrant tapestry woven from digital marketing, radio waves, printed pages, and the boundless depths of online journalism, Masb's creative spirit knows no bounds.

Unleashing the power of well-researched knowledge, Masb crafts captivating narratives that effortlessly capture your imagination. Armed with a pen that dances across the pages, Masi effortlessly mer…

Masibulele Lunika’s Journalist Portfolio

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How tech can enable more women in the workforce - Sage Advice South Africa

How tech can enable more women in the workforce - Sage Advice South Africa

As we concluded Women's Month in August, we were served a bitter and cold dish in the form of Stats SA's Quar…

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10 accounting mistakes for start-ups to avoid - Sage Advice South Africa

10 accounting mistakes for start-ups to avoid - Sage Advice South Africa

Start-up business accounting is critical because you're most likely operating your new business on a shoestri…

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Page 32: BATTLING SOUTH AFRICA'S RISING YOUTH UNEMPLOYMENT

Page 32: BATTLING SOUTH AFRICA'S RISING YOUTH UNEMPLOYMENT

Successful Journals wealth and luxury magazine brings you the latest business stories, with insightful journe…

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How technology can help SMEs rebuild | Sage Advice South Africa

How technology can help SMEs rebuild | Sage Advice South Africa

Businesses of all sizes, mostly retail, have been left devastated by previous weeks' events, with about 800 s…

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Savings Month: 11 top savings tips from small businesses | Sage Advice South Africa

Savings Month: 11 top savings tips from small businesses | Sage Advice South Africa

If there's one thing the pandemic has taught small businesses, it's that they need to create a financial safe…

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MasbTech: Your Digital Almanac for Tech Revelations and Futuristic Insights

MasbTech: Your Digital Almanac for Tech Revelations and Futuristic Insights

At MasbTech, we understand that technology shapes our lives like a master artist, and that it's crucial to da…

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Honor Plots Bold Course to Dominate SA’s Smartphone Market by 2028

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By Masibulele Lunika Verified
| Substack
In a market long dominated by household names like Samsung, Apple, and Huawei, a relatively new player is quietly—and now not so quietly—rising to challenge the status quo in South Africa’s smartphone landscape. That brand is Honor. Once a sub-brand under Huawei, Honor was spun off in 2020 to escape the weight of U.S. sanctions placed on its former parent company. Since gaining its independence, Honor has reinvented itself and steadily climbed the ranks of global smartphone sales.
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HONOR 400 Series Ignites SA Market with Dazzling Launch, Bold AI Vision

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By Masibulele Lunika Verified
| Substack
Fred Zhou, CEO of HONOR South Africa HONOR officially launched its highly anticipated HONOR 400 and HONOR 400 Pro smartphones in South Africa last Thursday at a high-octane event held at the Kyalami Racecourse. Blending tech, entertainment, and policy, the event drew a large crowd and featured performances by DJ Tira and DJ Maphorisa, with celebrity hosts ProVerb and Leigh-Anne Williams.
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Savings Month: 11 top savings tips from small businesses

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By Masibulele Lunika Verified
| Sage - ES
If there’s one thing the pandemic has taught small businesses, it’s that they need to create a financial safety net if they are to become more resilient in these tough economic times. In line with National Savings Month, the South African Savings Institute (SASI) will focus on financial education throughout July. This year’s theme, ‘Saving To Secure Our Future’, aims to promote awareness and healthy debate around saving.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Blogger, feature writer, social media manager, multimedia content producer and podcast DJ - (All in one)

Have you ever used a typewriter?

Nope, but weirdly I imagine I have...

How is social media changing news?

The news is are longer only in journalists' hands, but in all those possessing different forms of publishing tools, it's a revolution!
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