Business Day - 2018-03-29

• Bank cuts interest rate as risks ‘subside’
• Irba extends probe into Deloitte’s role
• Smaller parties give Trollip a lifeline
• Julius the 6% leader is a fascist. So what?
• Let us stop mooching in ratings junkyard
• Appeals court turns down Gigaba plea
• Potash producer seeks local funds
• Change to property clause ‘not certainty’
• Labour runs into flak from Nedlac
• EOH need not issue new shares
• Pan African looks to turn the tide
• Bourse is set for a poor quarter
• Data bundle rules due in April
• Basil Read posts largest loss yet
• Africa a rewarding prospect for patient investors
• First people’s land plight stressed
• Concern over foreign groups
• DA committee wants party leaders’ term upped to five years
• Mabuza criticises cost of Magashule farewell
• A flurry of activity ahead of Zuma’s court case
• SA on back foot over listeriosi­s, Davies warns
• Steinhoff report has little substance, Hawks claim
• Russia vows to retaliate as diplomatic crisis snowballs
• North Korea and China show unity after talks
• Congolese scrutinise exiled politician
• Egypt pushes for big voter turnout
• Zambia postpones opposition-backed impeachmen­t debate
• Civilians die as DRC troops and rebels fight
• Probe follows $500m money trail in Dos Santos fraud case
• Former Catalan government member given bail in Scotland
• Poland bolsters defences with US missiles
• CEO aims to change an old sector to ensure innovation
• Charter has ruined sector
• Rate cut is a sugar rush
• Game needs tighter rules
• Players not global saints of sport
• Privatise water supply
• Disease outbreaks show food safety underpins security
• Global tax symmetry can gnaw at vital national tax bases
• Brutally honest look at life and loss
• River valley offers a perfect place for civilised cycling
• Netcare to dispose of its UK interests
• Payout jackpot for Phumelela investors
• Controllin­g stake in Air India on offer
• BMW and Daimler in car-sharing merger
• Facebook rejigs privacy settings
• India seeks US tariff waiver as ‘exports are no security risk’
• Orange seeks new partners in Africa
• Risk-off sentiment pulls JSE lower
• Thanks but no thanks, Steinhoff chiefs reply
• TWO-SPEED CROSSWORD
• 30-MINUTE CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• STREET DOGS
• Baffert chases fourth Dubai Cup victory
• ‘The Reverend’ Warner now the unwanted man
• Poite and O’Keeffe to be whistle-blowers for Springbok Tests
• Heard the one about tampering with cricket pay deals?

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