Business Day - 2019-10-01

• Regulated private health sector ‘needed for NHI’
• Mergence doubles its stake in Wiese’s Brait
• ANC to outline steps to lift economy
• Transnet in spat with auditors over expenditur­e
• Ramaphosa’s moves to set up green fund not an obvious win
• Lessons for Eskom from British Leyland battles
• Inaction threatens investment in SA
• Moir staying put at Woolworths?
• JSE suffers third month of losses
• Boris Johnson faces claim of groping
• Greta effect shakes up Austrian politics
• SA making progress, says Ramaphosa
• Vanishing of sharks hits Cape Town
• Grit looks to islands for growth
• Yoco card-swipes for smaller firms
• Boks’ record with referee ‘nothing’
• Imperial brings in incentive plan
• SABC chided for irregular spending
• Markets brace for aluminium inventory glut
• Fortuner from the wrong party is unlucky
• Bright sparks behind Brait
• Set targets for council
• Power couples lose their charm
• Advise him on dithering
• Red-flag first-quarter GDP data needs straighten­ing
• Time to own up over Eskom’s green deal
• Taking price shocks out of an overseas education
• Active vs passive: thinking through what’s best for you
• The pitfalls and gaps of gap cover added to a hospital plan
• Rand likely to remain volatile
• When on the fly, we need airmanship
• Straight-talking bosses trump artful dodgers during bad times
• ArcelorMit­tal between rock and a hard place
• TWO-SPEED CROSSWORD
• 30-MINUTE CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• STREET DOGS
• Mnguni advises Tau to be himself against Real Madrid
• Rodrigo is an astute signing for Man City
• Ralphs Racing rise will delight Bidvest boss
• Moving Newlands New Year Test could put cricket in a spin
• Maharaj has passed the test, now for the final exam
• Komphela prepares to haunt Chiefs

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