Business Day - 2023-03-27

• ANC donor ‘owes taxman R350m’
• NGO challenges legal framing of sexual consent
• SA ‘must ban fossil fuel vehicle sales by 2035’
• EFF proves that the government can act fast if needed
• Ramaphosa cannot assure Putin courts will not issue an arrest warrant
• Trump plays the witch-hunt card at first election rally
• Netanyahu accused of breaking the law
• Killer tornado wreaks havoc in Mississipp­i and Alabama
• Gandhi’s dismissal may spark India’s opposition
• Kremlin uses Belarus as a nuclear hostage — Ukraine
• Staying course on rate hikes is the right thing
• Failures of land reform
• How Nato sinks the dollar
• Beware backlash from top trading partners to SA support for Russia
• Solar tax breaks offer households a little, but not enough light
• SA needs its fervour for creative policies
• Sanofi blockbuste­r drug aces lung trial
• Why you really want the dead lift in your life
• New schizophre­nia drug may lack bad side effects
• Fire hazard adds to the blight on vaping
• Getting real about infrastruc­ture
• Remgro and MSC get Mediclinic nod
• Strong growth signals for Remgro’s fibreoptic interests
• Flight to quality boosts global premium rents
• Northam withholds dividend despite stellar results
• Ayo Technology reaches secret settlement with the PIC
• Cash is still king — or is it really?
• Market sceptical about SA Taxi turnaround shtick
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• JSE weakens as banking jitters persist
• Ireland nowhere near SA’s amazing depth of rugby talent
• Frustrated Broos is not quitting Bafana
• SA chase record 259 for victory
• A dramatic Cape Epic of mud, sweat and gears

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