Khuleko C Siwele

2x Wits Graduate 👩‍🎓 BA Media Studies and Psychology, BA Honors Media Studies & Journalism Markets Reporter✍️ @bloomberg || Views Are My Own

[Rochelle Meyer @Rochelle__Meyer]

Nelson Mandela would’ve loved you @Drake

[Billiato’s daughter @billiato_ntogi]

If I pop up pregnant, just know the guy was trying to trap me! Y'all know where I stand when it comes to the whole idea of mothering, birthing and stuff.

[Motsei @simplyhillary_]

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[Roland-Garros @rolandgarros]

NEW QUEEN OF PARIS 👑

#RolandGarros

[Khuleko C Siwele @Khuli_CS]

@iamkoshiek @business @BloombergAfrica Truly appreciate the shoutout, Koshiek! Grateful for your support and always committed to delivering clear, informed reporting

[Ntando Thukwana @NtandoThukwana]

Desperate to land a job, thousands of youths lined up in the scorching heat at the headquarters of vehicle tracking company Cartrack in Rosebank for only 500 jobs on offer, amplifying the depth of South Africa’s unemployment crisis. https://t.co/0rM2GX0m4D

[Bloomberg Africa @BloombergAfrica]

AECI, Africa's biggest explosives maker, plans to aggressively grow earnings, focus on mining and tap a supplier of green ammonia https://t.co/HoxUkdwgC7

[Khuleko C Siwele @Khuli_CS]

South African stocks have their noses in front of emerging-market peers, but glum news from China threatens to weigh on the key mining sector and stymie that outperformance. Read more: https://t.co/yy7dh3p6Ba

[Alister Bull @alisterbull1]

With scary murder and kidnap rates in South Africa, the country’s richest are turning to heavily-armed private security instead of the police https://t.co/9jFeyftXef via @business @thembile_cele and @Khuli_CS

[Bloomberg Africa @BloombergAfrica]

With murder and kidnap rates out of control in South Africa, the country’s richest are turning to heavily-armed private security instead of the police https://t.co/emVewU6HSv

[Ntando Thukwana @NtandoThukwana]

South Africa’s inflation rate fell to the lowest level in three years, supporting the case for a cut in rates next month

https://t.co/FCIe3MUfkf via @economics

[Ntando Thukwana @NtandoThukwana]

South Africa’s inflation rate slowed slightly in June, potentially encouraging the central bank to cut rates this year.

https://t.co/lYmuyw7z1c via @economics

[Ntando Thukwana @NtandoThukwana]

South African President Cyril Ramaphosa’s economic reform plans have spurred a $5 billion asset manager, Abax Investments, to up its exposure in the nation’s stocks. https://t.co/oBvVqfbpQo

Reporting by @Khuli_CS via @markets

[Janice Kew @janicekew]

Many people with HIV are now ageing. There is little specific support in place. https://t.co/GGT1eZY8Sz

[Bloomberg Africa @BloombergAfrica]

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[arijit ghosh @KHASBAAT]

Investor optimism is showing up on the rand, which is the best performer among the world's 16 major currencies in the past three months. @ColleenGoko, @mphohlakudi_ & @Khuli_CS
have more details on the rand's performance
https://t.co/G6mTTxLYGB

[AP du Plessis 🍏 @ap1pel]

Is there anything more beautiful than seeing South Africans helping each other out to get everyone to the ballot box. This is the Durban City Hall voting booth where thousands are ready to vote #ElectionDay

[Khuleko C Siwele @Khuli_CS]

“It’s going very well and we must thank the IEC for a job well done so far”

[Khuleko C Siwele @Khuli_CS]

Deputy President Paul Mashatile is in the streets of Alexandra after casting his vote in nearby Sandton.

[Khuleko C Siwele @Khuli_CS]

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[Khuleko C Siwele @Khuli_CS]

“The election uncertainty has been weighing on South Africa so an outcome that rules out a populist government would be received well by the market,” said Kaan Nazli of Neuberger Berman https://t.co/Qzki44ropp

[Khuleko C Siwele @Khuli_CS]

Increasing insecurity and corruption have been some of the key concerns in the runup to the elections and are part of the reason the ruling part will be forced into a coalition. via @AntonySguazzin @janicekew Read the full story here: https://t.co/tjiziQs0R3