Muhammad Wasim – News, Sports & Politics from Africa

When you read about Muhammad Wasim, a veteran journalist who focuses on African current affairs, sport events and economic trends. Also known as M. Wasim, his work appears on Duma Travel News, an online portal delivering daily updates across the continent and reaches readers who need quick, reliable snapshots of what’s happening on the ground.

His reporting sits at the crossroads of several key entities. African journalism, the practice of delivering news that reflects the diversity of cultures, languages and political systems across 54 nations provides the backdrop for his stories, while sports journalism, coverage of competitions, athletes and fan culture fuels the excitement in his pieces about football qualifiers, tennis finals and cricket world cups. At the same time, his political analysis, which breaks down policy moves and election outcomes, connects directly to the economic pulse of the region.

Why Muhammad Wasim’s articles matter

First, his beat combines three core attributes: immediacy, depth and relevance. The immediacy comes from on‑the‑field reporting – he was at the Ullevaal Stadion when Norway clinched a World Cup spot and he captured the tension as Italy slipped to the play‑offs. Depth appears in his coverage of financial shifts, such as the SASSA grant schedule that affects 19 million South Africans, or the HELB loan boost that fuels higher education. Relevance shows up in his cultural pieces, like the reaction to the Lamborghini Manifesto Concept or the Forza Horizon 6 reveal, which illustrate how global brands intersect with African consumer trends.

Second, the relationships between entities create a clear semantic web. Muhammad Wasim covers African journalism (subject‑predicate‑object). African journalism requires on‑the‑ground reporting (entity‑attribute‑value). Sports journalism influences travel interest by highlighting events that drive tourism, a link that Duma Travel News amplifies for its audience. These connections make his stories useful for readers who plan trips, invest in regional markets, or simply want to stay informed about the continent’s pulse.

Third, his work bridges the gap between everyday readers and decision‑makers. When he explains the impact of the new R1,250 Foster Child Grant deadline, caregivers see a clear action step. When he breaks down Messi’s record‑breaking season in MLS, fans get context that goes beyond the headline score. This blend of practical advice and high‑level insight is what makes his by‑line a trusted signpost on Duma Travel News.

Below you’ll find a curated list of his latest pieces – from the Wuhan Open final showdown to the latest developments in South African social grants. Each article reflects his knack for turning complex events into digestible stories, and together they paint a picture of a continent that’s always moving, always debating, and always worth following.