Business Day - 2024-01-18

• Fallout from PhDgate deepens
• Fall in real wages hammers retail
• FirstRand asset manager unit ready for takeoff
• African crop treasure trove
• Independen­t board candidates achieve a pass rate of 98.46%
• Tshwane metro set to elect maiden deputy mayor
• Families of dead ANC veterans reject Zuma and MK Party visits
• Thriller uncovers mystery at the heart of human relationsh­ips
• Five books to read in January
• Why resource-rich Africa remains poor
• Nzimande hops on student loan bandwagon
• It takes a village to raise a small business finance ecosystem
• Filter the dross and vote for what’s doable
• Producers are far less harmful than meddling politician­s
• Job-creating SMME sector deserves more state support
• Stubborn investors cling to hope Fed will cut rates in March
• US media could learn from slow SA scepticism over Renergen
• Low nickel prices force BHP to take a hard look at its strategy
• Business leaders worry about lasting supply bottleneck­s from Red Sea crisis
• Musk wants more voting control at Tesla
• Israeli start-up gets green light to sell lab-grown steaks
• Apple edges Samsung in smartphone sales
• Google falls in with EU rules
• Knysna Hillclimb race applicatio­ns close on January 31
• These were SA’s top-selling cars and bakkies in 2023
• BMW M sells more than 200,000 cars in record-breaking 2023
• Stylish giant for roads and climbing mountains
• JSE still weaker, rand hits five-week low
• Djokovic, Sabalenka advance as schoolgirl dumps Jabeur
• CSA turn Teeger affair into shameful mess
• Newlands century was special — Hermann
• Punctures put the brakes on Loeb, Sainz

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