Lindiwe Tsobo is a financial journalist at Business Day. She specializes in topics related to energy and mining, with a focus on renewable energy, mining operations, and financial markets. Lindiwe's work has been featured in prominent publications such as HeraldLIVE, Sunday Times, and Daily Dispatch.
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Lindiwe Tsobo's focus is on providing investment analysis and citing data related to the South African stock market, JSE, financials, industrials, and the rand. She frequently covers topics such as US jobless claims, inflation data, Fed meetings, and employment data.
Given her coverage attributes in investment analysis and citing data with a specific focus on finance & economy along with real estate industry themes. It would be beneficial to reach out to Lindiwe if you have expert insights into stock market trends within South Africa or its impact on global markets. Additionally, if you possess unique analyses of economic indicators or can provide valuable commentary on factors influencing financial markets in South Africa and beyond.
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ARM strengthened its cash position and approved the development of the Bokoni PGM project
By: Lindiwe Tsobo
Exxaro will acquire Anglo American's remaining 50% stake before selling the Australian coal project to Stanmore for $105m as it streamlines its portfolio
Standard Bank says the new regime could help businesses widen export markets
Company faces renewed scrutiny after another worker dies underground
The PGM producer says the shaft is nearing the end of its economic life as its remaining mineable reserves are depleted
CEO says concentrated supply of the gas leaves customers looking for new sources
By: Lindiwe Tsobo
The Central Energy Fund (CEF) has laid out a three-phase plan to revive refining at the former South African Petroleum Refineries (Sapref) site in
Gold sold rose alongside higher prices, with production expected to increase in the next financial year
Project capital put at R3.68bn, with final investment decision targeted for December
Higher room rates and tight cost controls offset weaker leisure travel demand
