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BSEL feels the COVID-19 heat

BSEL feels the COVID-19 heat
BSEL CEO: Thapelo Tsheole

Having largely withstood the initial impact of Covid-19, it seems the local stock market is slowly starting to feel the paralyzing financial effects of Coronavirus. 12 of the stock exchange’s 33 listed companies suffered a decline in share prices over the first five months of the year. The hardest hit was Lucara, owners of Karowe […]

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