Bianca Lalbahadur

Bianca Lalbahadur is a current affairs journalist at Briefly News. With a knack for writing hard-hitting content, she is dedicated to being the eyes and ears of South Africans. As a young and vibrant journalist, Bianca is passionate about providing quality and factual stories that impact citizens. She graduated from the Independent Institute of Education in 2017 and has worked at several award-winning Caxton associated community newspapers.

1619 articles published since 14 Mar 2022

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Capitec announces increase in bank fees, Mzansi outraged: “Banks are making us more broke now”

Capitec announces increase in bank fees, Mzansi outraged: “Banks are making us more broke now”

2 years ago

R1K Capitec investment 20 years ago rewards investors with R2.3 million, leaving many kicking themselves

R1K Capitec investment 20 years ago rewards investors with R2.3 million, leaving many kicking themselves

2 years ago

Pick n Pay adds crypto payment options at 39 stores across SA, citizens welcome implementation

Pick n Pay adds crypto payment options at 39 stores across SA, citizens welcome implementation

2 years ago

Germany gives SA more money to fight against climate change, citizens unhappy with donation

Germany gives SA more money to fight against climate change, citizens unhappy with donation

2 years ago

Poor South Africans become poorer despite country gaining 60k millionaires and 7.4 m taxpayers, study reveals

Poor South Africans become poorer despite country gaining 60k millionaires and 7.4 m taxpayers, study reveals

3 years ago

SA billionaires Nicky Oppenheimer and Douw Steyn named on UK's top 100 rich list, South Africans react

SA billionaires Nicky Oppenheimer and Douw Steyn named on UK's top 100 rich list, South Africans react

3 years ago

Country braces for cost of living increase as inflation rate climbs, warnings of higher fuel and food prices

Country braces for cost of living increase as inflation rate climbs, warnings of higher fuel and food prices

3 years ago

South Africans could face another increase in the cost of living as inflation rates climb with higher fuel and food prices. Social media users fear livelihoods.

Bianca Lalbahadur

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