Ana Monteiro is an Editor of Breaking News at Business. She focuses on a variety of themes including economy, inflation, markets, and climate change, with specific interests in aviation, aerospace, and sports business. Ana's work has been featured in prominent publications such as Bloomberg-Quint, Yahoo Finance, and the Los Angeles Times, among others.
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Ana's coverage primarily focuses on finance, economy, and government announcements related to South Africa and other international economic developments. She extensively cites data and covers a wide array of topics ranging from mining, railways, power distribution to healthcare.
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Africa’s biggest bulk-water supplier has had to write off millions owed by cities that have failed to pay their bills.
Emfuleni – home to the nation's biggest steelmaking operations – owes the most. By Ana Monteiro, Bloomberg 28 Dec 2024
From caves to mansions, the way human beings live has evolved gradually but dramatically over the centuries. Today there are truly luxurious homes, the
ArcelorMittal South Africa Ltd. will close its business that makes long-steel products, potentially affecting about 3,500 jobs.
The company said steel production will likely cease by the end of the month and it has yet to determine the final number of job losses.
By: Matthew Hill, Ana Monteiro
An organization in Mozambique asked the nation’s attorney-general to probe “severe human-rights violations” after a jail break, saying security forces killed at least 100 recaptured prisoners and buried them in mass graves.
By: Ana Monteiro, Matthew Hill
(Bloomberg) -- An organization in Mozambique asked the nation's attorney-general to probe “severe human-rights violations” after a jail break, saying
PPC Ltd. plans to build a 3 billion-rand ($160 million) cement plant to serve South Africa’s Cape provinces as the nation’s top maker of the building material looks to modernize its assets.
By: Ana Monteiro
Four more South African soldiers were killed in fighting in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, raising the death toll to 13.
Four more soldiers have died. Four more South African soldiers were killed in fighting in the eastern Democratic Republic of Congo, raising the death toll to 13.
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