Ntando Thukwana is a Senior Financial Journalist at various esteemed outlets. He specializes in finance, commodities, and trading, focusing on capital markets, economic policy, and the dynamics of both local and global economies. Ntando's insights and analyses have been featured in prominent publications including Business Insider South Africa, BNN Bloomberg, and Yahoo Finance.
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Ntando Thukwana's coverage predominantly focuses on finance and economy with an emphasis on South Africa. Given the extensive use of data, press releases, and government announcements in his articles, he is likely to be interested in pitches that provide unique insights into economic trends, inflation rates, interest rate analysis specific to South Africa.
Additionally, Ntando's focus on manufacturing and its impact on the South African economy suggests a potential interest in stories related to this sector such as industry-specific challenges or success stories.
When reaching out to Ntando Thukwana it would be beneficial to offer perspectives from local economists or analysts who have a deep understanding of the intricacies of the South African financial landscape. Additionally, sources with access to exclusive data or research relevant to the topics covered could also capture his attention.
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By: Ntando Thukwana, Ray Ndlovu
Rand becomes world's worst performer of the day after Sarb holds rates A 25-basis-point increase was widely expected.
A multibillion-dollar cross-border payments platform serving southern Africa plans to expand beyond the South African rand and Angolan kwanza, widening the range of currencies it supports to lower transaction costs and boost trade.
The vast majority of Africa's intra-regional trade is done through conversions to the dollar, adding costs and delays.
South Africa’s Finance Minister Enoch Godongwana said the National Treasury will not hesitate to again withhold funding from municipalities that fail to improve their financial management, after approving the release of 7.1 billion rand ($423 million) in previously withheld allocations.
Treasury frees municipal funds, warns cuts could return Will commence releasing the balance of the funds from July 31, Godongwana said.
Stronger-than-expected tax collections and improving public finances bolster expectations of further sovereign credit-rating upgrades within a year.
South Africa’s revenue outperformance puts the country on course for further credit-ratings upgrades over the next year, Goldman Sachs Group Inc. said.
A gauge measuring South African manufacturer sentiment slumped to the lowest level in seven months over concerns that escalating hostilities in the Middle East could impact demand.
A gauge measuring South African manufacturer sentiment slumped to the lowest level in seven months over concerns that escalating hostilities in the Middle East could impact demand.
