Business Day - 2023-05-23

• Kusile repairs ‘on track’ but costs rampant
• Cholera stalks the nation
• Nursing shortage a ‘threat to everyone’s healthcare’
• Astral lays bare power cut horror on chicken farms
• MEC was ‘harsh and heavy-handed’ when dissolving agency: court
• Kansas grain farmers abandon crops hit by drought and cold
• Dangote oil plant opens seven years late
• Air strikes pound Khartoum ahead of ceasefire
• Sri Lanka eyes Chinese tourists
• Safari camps object to oil drilling
• Beijing rebukes Japan and UK
• Greek premier ‘no’ to coalition chance
• Sunak seeks guidance on home secretary’s ethics
• The migration of global skills could deepen the North-South divide
• Lights out, no reading but we’re still vacuuming up tourists
• The implicatio­ns of carbon border adjustment­s for jobs if we keep coal
• Say goodbye to lockdowns and say hello to loneliness
• Africa is the go-to destinatio­n for impact investment
• Barloworld on the hunt
• Famous Brands looks to drive-throughs
• Emira’s renewable energy projects bearing fruit
• Vodacom pushes for cell tower dominance
• Overburden­ed local banks struggle to maintain innovation
• Transformi­ng the field of neuroscien­ce
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• Rand firms as investors eye rates decision
• SA jockeys Zackey, Habib return to the green, green grass of home
• Koepka savours return to Major golf
• T20 turns suitcases into treasure chests, if the load does not drag you down
• Next season looks set to be about one team
• Roller-coaster Dortmund 90 minutes from glory
• Injury setback for Stormers before final
• Buccaneers prove to be best of the rest

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