Rated among Time’s “Must Reads from Around The World”
My colleague Simon Allison pointed me to this link-love from Time on a piece on Pakistani politics - After the Pakistani Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani was disqualified from office by the Supreme Court Tuesday, the Daily Maverick asks if “the upper hand gained by the judiciary translates into a judicial coup.” Analysts have commented that whether a coup or not, it ”is telling of the chequered reality of Pakistani politics, where the greater good is being sacrificed in an insidious battle for power among Pakistan’s political elite.” Read...
Read MoreFeatured in The Media magazine
The Media magazine rated me a journalist to watch, or as they call it - "Watch this space"
Read MoreQuoted by Al-Jazeera
After President Zuma regaled the masses with his grand plan for the nation in the 2012 version of the state of the nation address, I chatted to Al-Jazeera about how exactly the speech was received among the chattering/twittering classes.
Read MoreRated among the most prominent South African journalists on Twitter
I was placed 28th in the online magazine Memeburn’s list of 50+ prominent journalists on Twitter. Name: Khadija Patel Platform: iMaverick and Daily Maverick Factoid: An excellent Twitter-curator, separating truth from rumour, on breaking news from the Middle East You can read the rest of the list here.
Read MoreA recommendation from Digital Media and Marketing Association
"Khadija Patel who cuts her teeth on Daily Maverick, and who’s strong, distinctive style has made her a writer to watch."
Read MoreIncluded in the Mail and Guardian Book of South African Women 2011
I was included in the 2011 edition of the Mail and Guardian's Book of Women.
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