Business Day - 2019-02-11

• Resilient investors’ long wait not over
• Gordhan, Eskom board to address latest power cuts
• Let’s stay:
• Lake Charles delays, costs batter Sasol share price
• DA bets on its own poll for popularity status
• Good intentions need power of action to quell scepticism
• EU unlikely to blink first — just ask Greece
• Lower Cell C value hurts Net1
• Latest draft bill gives Irba fangs
• Who shone, who faded in derby
• Egypt’s president takes the helm at AU
• Infrastruc­ture slump hits ARB
• Zimbabwe should adopt the rand — Biti
• May to promise new Brexit debate
• Why three parts will be better than one
• AEEI tumbles on call for suspension
• Jumia targets New York IPO
• Maputo told not to repay loans
• Goldman still faces questions
• South Korea to pay more for US troops
• EU rules may stall Russian pipeline
• Spotlight on Sona debates and Mentor’s cross-examinatio­n
• Forecast to show drop in unemployme­nt rate
• Gauteng prepares for two more special economic zones
• President focuses on more transparen­t security agency
• New NPA outfit may not be like Scorpions
• Geneva votes to ban religious symbols on officials
• Muslims step up pressure on Mali
• Bezos tops in battle of show and tell
• Party that backs Thai princess faces ban
• Unions fail logic and history test
• Rail merger veto a victory for EU
• Eskom rejig not enough
• Watson slurs undeserved
• Go after the high-up apples and don't just pick up the fallen fruit
• Nigerian voters caught between a rock and hard place
• Expropriat­ion of the future of our youth
• Greater challenges and scrutiny ahead for central banks
• Two faces of nationalis­m: when does patriotism turn toxic?
• Book examines Heineken’s role in vulnerable nations
• Mine deaths hit Lonmin’s quarterly production
• Paris seeks $14m from Airbnb for illegal adverts
• Retail tycoon targets cake specialist
• US-China trade tension could hit African growth
• FSB must identify new threats and refine existing rules — chair
• Big Brother is watching — unless you have a lawyer by your side
• Low-level inflation helps keep an economy on track, but hyperinfla­tion is a catastroph­e
• TWO-SPEED CROSSWORD
• 30-MINUTE CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Problem-hit Sasol leads JSE down
• New Zealand survive tight close to claim T20 series
• Gatland upbeat as Wales target 109-year record
• Six of world’s top 10 at Qatar Open
• Super Hero Sunday cranked up heat on rugby bosses
• May grabs hat-trick as England thump France

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