Business Day - 2023-03-17

• Minister: no power plays
• Freight body calls for better service from state railways
• BER survey shows inflation fears up
• Ramaphosa warns EFF ‘anarchy’ won’t be tolerated
• ANC snubs DA plea for Eskom inquiry
• If people are not at work on Monday ‘it’s not due to EFF’
• South Korea and Japan repair relations as China looms
• Can Xi broker peace in Russia, Ukraine war?
• Forget NHI, fix the hospital rot
• Valuations will bring ruin
• People first, so yesterday
• There are greener, healthier ways to respond to Kusile pollution problem
• Happy, revolution­ary long weekend, com
• Project showcases potential of a just energy transition
• Everywhere all at once, as long as you take A24
• Even billionair­es want bargains: ultraconte­mporary artists raise the stakes
• Five things for you to watch this weekend
• Caxton takes exception to Mpact’s ballooning debt
• Menar bets big on resurgent coal
• Ghana joint venture not window for merger, says AngloGold boss
• Exxaro almost doubles profit despite rail woes
• Investec tells shareholde­rs to expect increase in earnings of as much as 27%
• ARC aims at 10%-20% discount on new fee structure, asset disposal
• Ascendis finally breaks free of debt shackles
• Rain pushes to launch mobile service
• Libstar mulls recycling water to fill its storage tanks as blackouts limit supply
• Rescue filings show struggling economy and strong BRP sector
• Uneven Chinese recovery will affect nature of imports
• JSE muted as relative calm prevails
• Arsenal gun for an eight-point lead over Man City
• Scramble to finish second behind mighty Sundowns
• A new generation of Rainbow Nation stars on the rise
• Mountain bikers can expect an Epic party in Stanford

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