Business Day - 2017-03-27

• Gordhan: safeguard SA’s key institutio­ns
• Glory Down Under:
• Shakespear­e may be taken out of classroom
• Old Mutual gets cash for debt
• Lungisa ‘ready’ to step down from Bay post
• Homo sapiens, it seems, is not that wise
• Nigeria has lessons in corruption for SA
• Champions in Epic hold back for wins.
• Audit rotation not needed — forum
• Rand strengthen­s to 20-month high
• AdvTech ‘to stay leader in sector’
• Sinopec goes on spending spree
• Denel turns to court for deal permission
• Trump escapes healthcare wrath
• Vavi’s trade union officially registered
• Retailers allay food-quality fears
• Bafana: Da Gama plans strong line-up
• Court to host another round of Gordhan versus the Guptas
• Strong rand may spur Bank to hold repo rate
• ENatis control battle proceeds
• Red tape bill to stifle big firms, says Busa
• SA and Nigeria need to work on stability — bank
• Zuma confirms appointmen­t of interim board at SABC
• Companies must train staff to deal with racism
• Make tender submission­s as accurate as possible
• Support grows among producers to keep cap on oil supply
• Cities vie to host EU banking regulator
• Sinopec deal a win for SA
• Ignoring SA’s true history
• Pollak is no Goebbels
• Democracy stands firm against terror
• Deficienci­es of our decolonisa­tion efforts contain lessons for the future
• Prudence key to ensuring SA stays afloat
• Political shifts may drive currency wars to new battlegrou­nd
• Tourism in Palestine hits a big wall
• Franschhoe­k’s iconic hotelier brings her nous to elite travel
• Amid graft claims, Net1 UEPS survives with an image campaign and fierce litigation
• Tough times for constructi­on groups in transforma­tion deal
• Attacq upbeat Waterfall will boost growth
• EU division wants inquiry to probe Renault’s use of loans
• Shell to offload Gabon onshore assets to Carlyle unit
• Pearson chief gets 20% pay hike while firm struggles and share drops
• Preparing to welcome the robots will spare SA job losses and pain
• Yes, I am a liar — but employer codes of conduct breach the principles of common sense
• JSE softens on risk-off sentiment
• Maties have what it takes to secure title
• SA’s rugby something of an advertisem­ent for mediocrity and not a good news story
• France bag four crowns
• Jaguares exploit Red sins
• Injured De Kock steadies Proteas

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