Business Day - 2017-07-03

• Eskom offered Dongfang secret R800m sweetener
• ANC ‘must look at Bank mandate’
• SAA loan: no strings attached
• Minister’s universal healthcare plan a wan fantasy lacking robust detail
• Gupta wedding: audits ethical, KPMG boss says
• I’ve seen Black Land First’s tactics before
• Van Niekerk bowls Windies to shreds
• M&R opts for share buyback
• Little investor appetite for AEP
• Qatar insists it is ready to talk
• Iran to get major energy financing
• Damascus bomber kills 18 in car chase
• Murray fit to defend Wimbledon title
• Samsung ready to relaunch Note 7
• McKinsey appoints law firm for probe
• Riyadh airport tipped for sale
• Order book keeps Hudaco on track
• Moyane to launch tax season
• ANC policies under scrutiny
• Eskom’s chairman backs finance chief
• ANC talks tough about Guptas
• Signs are Zuma power is slipping
• Germany makes partnershi­p with Africa priority of G-20 presidency
• Cracks leave SA vulnerable
• Move on from racial labels
• Temer may survive Brazil investigat­ion
• All over Africa, states skirmish with mining companies
• Palestinia­ns chose fate by raids on Israel
• Policy document ideas must be tested much more widely
• New view of stars baffles the senses
• Chaotic Indian roads challenge designers of driverless cars
• Reserve Bank’s powers trouble the Guptas
• Niche eateries and shops flourish
• Days are numbered for board delays
• Northam’s tailings plan for Everest
• Indonesia pacifies cabbies by setting tariff limits for Uber
• New tax causes confusion in India
• Miners benefit from weaker rand
• Machines and humans team up to hone quantitati­ve investing
• TWO-SPEED CROSSWORD SUDOKU
• Apple’s intergalac­tic ship is a monument to Jobs’s vanity and a beautiful place for staff
• Ruthless Lions the big winners, while Kings steal hearts
• Punters in shock after outsider wins

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