Business Day - 2017-05-15

• Parties, civil society fight Molefe’s return to Eskom
• Barclays weighs sale of 16% in African unit
• Man in charge:
• State ‘pays a price for indecision’
• Volatile political events can offer great investment opportunit­ies
• New vehicle sales bottoming —Naamsa
• Molefe the jest man for the Eskom bob
• Platinum supply fall may continue
• Business Unity hails Gigaba meeting
• Richemont hikes its dividend
• Steel demand remains low
• Pamensky resigns from Oakbay
• Paarl Boys’ High reign supreme
• Market cautious of Curro move
• North Korea tests ballistic missile
• Northern Cape gives nod to Ramaphosa
• Blitzboks ignite City of Lights to win title
• Committee to assess NHI plan
• Life Healthcare takes a hit in UK
• Retail sales data to give clue on first-quarter GDP growth
• Opposition parties pin hopes on secret ballot
• Western Cape a growing drawcard for upcountry farmers
• Zuma wants Nkosazana to lead
• Power up for life with renewables at forefront
• The importance of sensible future energy planning
• Molefe debacle and Moody’s
• Blame equity gap on state
• Danger ahead for Trump over firing
• Government has corruption firmly in sights and efforts are intensifyi­ng
• Trinity of skill, passion and vision earned twins success
• Biopic honours struggle hero Mahlangu
• Reserve Bank must raise interest rates to close the wealth gap
• Gentle thriller about skinned ladies
• The Author Who ... expects flak
• Scholars pick at holes in Piketty in new tome
• SA’s business leaders now have to factor in and try to influence the political scenario
• Dale Steyn has ruled himself out of SA’s Test series in England in July after failing to recover
• Modern fiftysomet­hings are often free from domestic ties and better rested as a result
• TWO-SPEED CROSSWORD
• The JSE closed weaker on Friday in choppy trade as the market sought direction from a volatile rand.
• Let’s not get carried away by Kings’ entertaini­ng win
• Lewis Hamilton won a strategic Spanish Grand Prix thriller on Sunday to cut Sebastian Vettel’s overall lead in the Formula One championsh­ip to six points.

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