Business Day - 2018-11-16

• No clarity on land policy before 2019
• Treasury butts heads with president’s NHI adviser
• Rand gains from May’s Brexit pain
• Fat lady has not yet sung for Gigaba
• Jonas and Manyi examinatio­ns will be chance to weigh binary accounts
• Fightback distracts from national crises
• Even ‘the pope cannot save NPA’
• Mediclinic to cut Swiss losses
• Investec CEO has his work cut out
• Jawitz signs up Lucas Radebe
• Woolies feels chill of winter sales dip
• Sappi’s capex to grow to $590m
• Apple supplier cuts forecast
• Angola urged to stop DRC expulsions
• Data expiry rules start in February
• Route reversal to shake up cycle race
• Papier may show class if unleashed
• Jobs report urges reskilling to meet needs
• Outcry over plan to halt foreigner birth certificat­es
• Zuma co-accused Thales seeks stay of prosecutio­n
• SA land reform: debating the future
• I am not being treated fairly, Manyi says
• Guptas can now be extradited
• Mkhize to table plan for Eskom payments
• Trump to name handbag designer as envoy to SA
• Apartheid spatial planning ‘is over’
• Strauss & Co’s live summer sale charts new art waters
• Tale of the last chaotic days of World War 2
• Desirable Cape CBD properties up for auction
• How UK ‘Leave’ campaigner­s spectacula­rly misread the EU
• Death penalty sought for Khashoggi hit
• Brexit vote hopes follow draft backlash
• UK weighs leaving EU carbon trade deal
• Opposition leader’s arrest ‘political’
• Drugbuster’s medicine may be behind need to ‘power-nap’
• Washington warns EU against bid to circumvent sanctions
• Troops search ruins as California wildfire death toll keeps climbing
• Rohingya march against Myanmar repatriati­on
• Europe’s barriers ‘a gift to trafficker­s’
• Gabon amends constituti­on for Bongo
• Little change expected in Eritrea
• Russia and Japan talk of end to World War 2
• Denmark to create antibiotic­s research centre
• MDC leader to testify at Zim probe only if president does
• The wrong road to land reform
• Not all businesses bent
• Tencent shows it’s not game over
• Bank Zero shows mutual banks’ promise, not VBS
• State capture consiglier­i raked lllegal fees
• Results of midterms show second term is on cards for Trump
• !Khwa ttu a true wander through San wonders
• Literal and imaginary drawn upon to explore big questions in ‘The Little Prince’
• Platter has become so vast it may soon appraise beards
• Total ready to drill in return to Brulpadda well
• Climate of fear means exchange still has plenty of good buys, says PSG
• Royal Mail to cut costs after 25% profit slide
• Quarry hotel China’s latest wonder digs
• Mexico, China help Walmart grow sales across the board
• Henkel on recovery path after US delays
• Exit woes hurt UK-exposed stocks
• Financial sector needs to risk more to get all on board in SA
• TWO-SPEED CROSSWORD
• KAP finds it hard to get rid of Steinhoff stigma
• STREET DOGS
• Japan will be a big test for ‘nervy’ Bantwana
• Crotty only change in strong All Blacks side to face Ireland
• McCarthy gets a licence to kick, coach and learn
• Wheels fall off as Proteas crash against Windies
• Gosden bags fourth Horse of the Year title
• SA’s Alexander at top table of world rugby
• Leie back on home turf
• NFL player takes a stand to try to level the playing field
• Khune aims for a clean sheet
• Mothiba and Tau to terrorise Super Eagles
• Thiem keeps hopes alive with belated Finals win

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