Business Day - 2018-08-21

• Expropriat­ion could bankrupt Land Bank
• Sasol tackles power outages to secure steady production
• Rule of law:
• Transnet sweet-talks itself out of credit default
• Work of Sars investigat­ors under scrutiny
• Ramaphosa’s grand social compact does not look possible
• Mintails goes for liquidatio­n
• Naspers rally helps lift JSE
• Drug makers push for extra price rise
• MultiChoic­e drops Afro Worldview
• Greece’s bail-out odyssey is over
• AngloGold ‘has right man’ for job
• Stainless steel makers pressed
• Eskom’s CCMA move corners unions
• Rebosis plunges after dividend cut
• Implats to report record loss
• Bok pack solid, but defence has flaws
• Zambia to tax internet calls
• Retailers get to grips with Namibia charter
• Transforma­tion poster child goes to the wall
• ANC on trial as election looms, says analyst
• Zumas and Guptas weigh responses to allegation­s
• Uganda police disperse protesters in capital as unrest continues
• Pontiff condemns ‘atrocities’ by clergy
• ANC now looks like a dog on EFF’s leash
• Sygnia move is a strategy
• Heads up about fees tales
• Fatalism over rand misplaced
• Guidance the real issue in reporting
• What victim mentality?
• Gordhan shows the way forward for cleaner public corporatio­ns
• Jakarta shows how to think outside the Silicon Valley box
• EFF shoves ANC into corner with Bank call
• Sanitisers hand us a new problem
• Patient care set for AI shot in arm
• Thinking differentl­y about employment will make a difference to prosperity
• Old TV series are your Friends in Twilight Zone of the market
• Exit of AngloGold chief will reverberat­e in SA
• TWO-SPEED CROSSWORD
• 30-MINUTE CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• STREET DOGS
• While UK’s gamble pays off, SA shambles in the shadows
• Djokovic now a golden master
• Tembo’s United up for Chiefs clash
• Eymael in hot water over interview snub

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