Lindiwe Tsobo is a financial journalist at Business Day. She covers a range of topics including energy policy and regulation, renewable energy, and mining sustainability, with a strong focus on finance and commodities markets. Lindiwe's work has been featured in prominent publications such as the 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.
Considering her national geographic focus on South Africa alongside international economic influences like US jobless claims and inflation data could make for compelling pitches that tie these elements together effectively.
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Stainless steel increases upfront costs, but decreases maintenance spending, says Tim Collins
By: Lindiwe Tsobo
Jubilee Metals said monthly processing at Roan is at 30,000 tonnes of copper ore
The development comes as uncertainty continues around South Africa’s domestic gas supply outlook, with limited progress on local exploration and delays in bringing new regional gas projects online
Under the agreement, Eskom is expected to become a major long-term buyer of imported LNG, providing the initial demand needed to support development of the import facility.
By: Lindiwe Tsobo
Grid infrastructure, rather than generation capacity, is the bottleneck
Study says development could could create opportunities in Southern Africa
By: Lindiwe Tsobo
Focus is on identifying which countries and sectors are most exposed to shocks
Reduced power cuts allowed firms to improve productivity and operate more predictably
Lenders are increasingly backing private buyers and trading platforms as Africa's electricity markets evolve
Sasol led the losses as Brent crude fell on expectations of fewer supply disruptions
