Sunday Times Associate Editor Talks to Seminarians

Catholic Sunday Times associate editor Ranjeni Munusamy spoke to seminarians at St Francis Xavier in Cape Town about the political situation.

By Mthokozisi Mthombeni – Catholic seminarians hosted prominent political journalist Ranjeni Munusamy as a guest lecturer. Ms Munusamy, currently associate editor of The Sunday Times and previously of The Daily Maverick, comes from Dundee diocese and is at present a parishioner in Bryanston, Johannesburg.

She is a regular guest at St Francis Xavier Orientation Seminary in Cape Town, but this time she came as a guest lecturer.

The seminarians had a chance to ask questions about her life and politics, and after a word of thanks by one of the students and lunch, there was a photo-shoot which included numerous “selfies”.

The Budget Discussed

The presentation centred on the current political state of South Africa, the economic situation, and the outcomes of the recent medium-term budget policy statement.

Ms Munusamy also shared her experience as a political journalist and the challenges involved.

She said that as a political journalist, the past few years have been extremely “rocky”, adding that, political journalism is challenging, not only in our country but also worldwide.

As a Catholic journalist, she says, she always strives to believe that good will triumph over evil.


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