Business Day - 2018-10-01

• NDP’s 6% jobless rate by 2030 ‘impossible’
• Sars drops claim against former spokespers­on
• Zuma uses Khwezi case in his battle against NPA
• Mbeki working paper matches DA’s unwavering approach to land issue
• PIC assets under management top R2-trillion
• Tesla still needs Musk in the driver’s seat
• ARB: economy to remain fragile
• SAPS slapped with a qualified audit
• Novus shelves its acquisitio­n drive
• Fast food brands a loss feast
• IPF chief to leave on a high
• Presidency again in breach of rules
• Rextru set for strategic shift
• Invicta Holdings in taxman’s noose
• JSE seeks to amend listing rules to avoid another Steinhoff debacle
• Trade surplus bodes well for SA’s account
• SA in prime position to shift UN focus to Africa conflicts
• Employment of young people to be key focus at summit
• President’s forum carries hopes for a jobs solution
• De Lille orders probe into auction of prime plot
• Dintwe takes up Gupta spying probe
• Fears that quake toll will soar
• May’s fractious party gathers as Brexit clock ticks
• Inequality cannot continue
• Regulator hits turbo mode over Tesla
• Heart of public health needs defibrilla­tion
• Nation should take up the cudgels to help Ramaphosa rebuild
• Limpopo artist finally carving out a name for himself
• The frustratin­g business of trying to talk to government
• Final horse-trading under way for Mining Charter
• Rand gains for third consecutiv­e week
• Musk to remain CEO of Tesla after short, sharp settlement
• Show not over for platinum as car sector set to drive demand
• TWO-SPEED CROSSWORD
• 30-MINUTE CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Fed hawks set scene for rate hikes
• WP coach sees side mature
• Is this tickets for Mourinho and Man United?
• Jordaan loses out on Fifa council job
• Injury halts Halep
• Molinari magic finishes the job
• Erasmus and Cheika get testy with the media after Test
• SA win but leave so many loose ends
• Hamilton wins after Bottas obeys orders

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