Business Day - 2017-03-22

• Wiphold plans to buy 25.1% stake in Sasfin
• Freedom of movement:
• Oppenheime­rs halve Anglo stake
• CPS may have to return R1bn profit
• Tax ombud to probe SARS over refund delays
• Beware of the security agency predators
• Why Zille will not go without a final fight
• Tiso Blackstar’s special payout
• Eastplats opposes R30m lawsuit
• Time ‘not right for free education’
• Fresh match-fixing scandal hits SA
• SA’s food inflation expected to drop
• Bank earnings under pressure
• GTC to pay regular dividends
• Cape Town moves to tackle water crisis
• Numsa wants investigat­ions into how the RAF operates
• Poultry woes not due to imports, says associatio­n
• Audit firm rotation plan meets resistance
• Perceived Gupta ties may have led to Manyi exit
• Two massacres, two regimes … one missing word
• Share ownership can be force for change
• Time for Zille to accept her fate
• Africans were colonisers
• Huge cost of public sector wages
• Art of using tax buoyancy figures to forecast revenue and track changes
• ANC members take to public platforms to air policy grievances
• Louw and behold, more state lies
• Farmers rise to challenge of restoring an ecosystem
• Bread sector has its finger on diet pulse
• #Paid to wear this half-finished dress
• Spear to pay less for Long St building
• Wealthy South Africans offered help with acquiring permanent residency in US
• Interpol seeks Sinopec executives
• Clan of exiting VW mogul ‘to retain power’
• Deutsche Bank rises after forex probe closed in US
• Markets will not remain immune to fallout of increasing populism
• Internatio­nal Finance Corporatio­n lies low
• TWO-SPEED CROSSWORD
• STREET DOGS
• JSE firmer in low-volume trade
• Finn Bottas a cool head in a fiery sport
• Dear Mr Safa House, the selection of Mokotjo shows you have learnt nothing
• Blistering pace heats up shortened Epic stage

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