Business Day - 2017-09-04

• Gigaba set to appoint new Treasury chiefs
• Former Tsogo Sun boss has two months to repay R86m
• Leaked e-mails ‘a smear campaign’
• ANC losing support, new poll shows
• Dirty tricks show Zuma camp’s anxiety
• Bekker: a firm hand on the tiller
• Bell Pottinger chief resigns
• Shock CEO news hits Pioneer
• New hydrogen bomb line in sand
• Sibiya censured for Alviva trades
• Huawei takes on rivals with AI
• Hurricane could boost car sales
• Federer sprints after slow start
• JSE unable to gain traction
• Mr Price picks up momentum
• Mercedes power ‘is better than Ferrari’
• Kenyatta rebuked over poll ‘threats’
• Jobs at risk at Trans Hex
• Europe assets give Hyprop a lift
• Opposition parties to make new attempt to remove Zuma
• Economists expect rebound in growth to be short lived
• Associatio­n calls on SA to resolve airline licence
• Incentives help pull consumers back to new cars
• McBride should step aside for now — MPs
• Manufactur­ing index signals softer third quarter
• Donor funds in safe hands — Nxasana
• Unclear if deal with Manyi must be approved
• ‘Blockbuste­r’ war-time bomb forces evacuation in Frankfurt
• Leninism looms large over ANC’s self-destructio­n
• Bank bats for inflation policy
• Start joint action for jobs
• Eskom auditing check list
• Israel campaign a concern
• Privacy must have online boundaries
• Alchemical ideas for healing AU could kill the patient
• If democracy itself is doomed, where are we headed?
• Business people harness star-based prediction­s
• Revealing photos bring home women’s predicamen­t
• How to combine beer and trout has passed us by in SA
• Tencent’s dominance of Naspers causes a few problems for fund managers and JSE
• No incentive payments for Woolworths executives
• Oceana profit in the doldrums
• Adverse trading hits Jasco earnings
• Liberty to lift Australian steel sector
• Competitio­n level is fair despite high concentrat­ion, index shows
• Laziness and inaction may sometimes be the best option when dealing with a problem
• TWO-SPEED CROSSWORD
• Time to switch off the Currie Cup’s life-support machine
• Kings back to drawing board after Scarlets opener
• Veteran world No 1 still gets the jitters
• Ailing goalkeeper Ikeme inspires Nigeria

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