Business Day - 2017-10-19

• SAA’s Myeni heading for departure lounge
• Gigaba adviser asked former Eskom CEO to meet Guptas
• Promises:
• First black woman set to be bank CEO
• Gigaba needs serious wings to save SAA
• Shadowy state spits on its paper policies
• Mining Charter a ‘total disaster’
• Premfish buys stake in Talhado
• Koko hearing turns into legal procedure class
• Auditor-general needs some muscle
• Fraud rap for Rio over coal contract
• Motsoaledi appoints medical body board
• Congo vows oil sector reform
• BHP upbeat on reaching target
• Trump blasted over North Korea war talk
• State workers want at least 10%
• Kenyan election official flees
• PIC explains poor performanc­e
• Afrimat to feel economic pinch
• KPMG did not flag Free State dairy farm, Zwane tells probe
• Land reform failure ‘puts SA at risk’
• Reshuffle makes interest rate cut less likely
• Mines department’s shale gas rules declared invalid
• SAA bail-out in auditor-general’s hands
• Meet our demands or we strike, say teachers
• Student funding body fails to meet objectives
• Stuck in the past with a hackneyed leader
• Shareholde­rs want a voice on climate
• Zuptagate threat to project of liberation from apartheid
• US president denies callous remark
• McKinsey’s winning ways
• Hoary old tales
• ANC’s unsmart meters
• Antidumpin­g law needed
• Attack on Europe’s freedom of speech
• KPMG must tell the truth, the whole truth and nothing else but the truth
• Beware the tyranny of coddled voters in the boondocks
• Tax revolt will lead to a legal battle that only SARS can win
• As a biodiversi­ty hot spot, SA gets ready to glow
• Joburg orchestra makes welcome return
• Shunned and shut out for being disabled
• Three nifty new names can only be good for banking sector
• SA has lost its special allure, say Japanese
• Investors aim at Bulgaria
• Reckitt Benckiser splits into two divisions to revive stalling sales
• Heat turned up on Kobe Steel
• Climate change a global issue as poor nations will bear the brunt
• TWO-SPEED CROSSWORD
• Rand and bourse not that fazed by reshuffle
• 30-MINUTE CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• STREET DOGS
• Preparing pupils for life after school
• Hi-tech approach to education
• Initiative­s aiming to boost accountant numbers
• Bourse up on buoyant global trend
• ‘Keep calm and carry on whatever the pressure’
• Await The Dawn progeny elevate Summerhill sale
• Mercedes and Hamilton on brink of F1 titles
• Young lions have taken Tiger’s place, says Rose
• Dazzling AB blows away Bangladesh
• Sharks cautious of being too confident
• Polokwane City beat AmaZulu 3-2 in Umlazi

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