Nick Wilson is a senior reporter for Business Times (Sunday Times), covering JSE-listed companies, and parastatals such as SAA. He has 22 years' experience, having worked for several Arena Holdings publications including Business Day, The Herald and Daily Dispatch. He won an award in the court reporting category for the first Vodacom Journalist of the Year Award in the Eastern Cape in 2001 for his coverage of the liquidation hearing of businesswoman Maureen Clifford’s pyramid scheme. He also covered property for Business Day for five years, during which time he won two Sapoa property journalist of the year awards. In his spare time, he is a singer and guitarist in a Johannesburg rock band.
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