Business Day - 2017-06-01

• Barclays plc to offload 22% of African holding
• Spar Switzerlan­d fails to deliver on promise
• Pledge to take back buildings
• Calls for Brown and Eskom board to quit
• High hopes for gene editing but all such activity must evolve
• What if Guptas are just a cog in a wheel?
• Sasol hopes to get a breather
• Gemfields ‘no’ a futile gesture
• Young Boks scrape to a draw
• SacOil expects turn of fortune
• Post Office to aid Sassa in payments
• Tsogo Sun to lose Von Aulock
• SA’s 2023 bid ‘streets ahead’
• La Concorde gift to investors
• Contested new mining charter to be gazetted
• Rankings show SA is punching below its weight
• Clients score in ombud’s insurance rulings
• Unions mull over Zuma protest
• Northern Cape premier set to reverse her reshuffle
• The day that soldiers came and left more orphans to flee South Sudan
• Chronicle of death and horror
• Time to step up on South Sudan
• Nuclear is grand larceny
• The Brexit election has lost its way
• Refinery analysis spot on
• Nuclear is needed in mix
• Health inquiry’s crossed wires will delay its progress on real problems
• It’s not who you are, it’s who you know
• Franschhoe­k carves niche in catering for particular palates
• Paying a high price for falling in love with Africa
• New global regulation­s will make banking much less sexy, but a whole lot safer
• CSG spots gap in consolidat­ion of security sector
• Kenya’s new railway open for business
• Crookes diversifie­s to sidestep drought
• UK moves to build centre for electric car batteries
• Open-source apps to debut in Camry
• Naspers profit-taking knocks JSE
• Smallholde­r farmer hubs help get to the roots of food security
• TWO-SPEED CROSSWORD
• Empowermen­t group to boost Delta’s fortune
• STREET DOGS
• Rabada’s rise no surprise for Ntini

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