Business Day - 2024-02-05

• Land Bank woos buyers for loan book
• Red flag as budget deficit widens to 6%
• President Cyril Ramaphosa to deliver state of nation address under a cloud
• African Mining Indaba aims to be positive about change
• COEGA SETS THE RECORD STRAIGHT ON ITS ROLE IN THE TNPA HIGH SECURITY FENCING PROGRAMME
• Ukraine kills 28 in hit on bakery — Russia
• Biden charm offensive looks to Nevada
• Hamas hounds Israeli forces
• US, UK launch attacks against Houthi targets in Yemen
• Israel pledge in exchange for US pact
• Humpty Dumpty that is SA Mining is crying out to be put together again
• Expect populist state of the nation address
• Ukraine’s war economy is doing remarkably well as it weathers storm
• Greener pastures ahead, but many risks remain
• Dogged self-serving basic to corruption
• A good coach can keep the tense out of intense training
• Activist investors to use Tesla ruling to rein in the boss
• Questions about brain implants unanswered
• An inequality of hope ravages the country
• MultiChoic­e needs tie-up to remain African powerhouse, says Canal+
• Alexforbes ties up its purchase of Outvest
• Electric vehicle ecosystem gets more Darwinian
• Pakistan fasttracks airline privatisat­ion
• Secure golden years with benefits of retirement annuities
• Expect a lot of hot air from Cape Town this week
• TWO-SPEED CROSSWORD
• JSE, rand weaker after US jobs data
• Scotland loss ‘is a boost for Wales’
• Pace-short Proteas must use chances against Kiwis
• Rhys rises to the top in SDC Open
• Faf delivers as Super Kings storm into SA20 playoffs
• Man United crush West Ham, climb into sixth place
• Ireland put Boks on notice with playful win over France
• They made my job 50% easier, says Williams
• Duckett gone as England chase 399
• Frittelli fights back to win in Bahrain
• Broos hails Bafana’s Cape Verde victory

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