Business Day - 2024-02-13

• Study flags risks of coal mines’ demise
• Mavuso: why is doing business even harder?
• Court rules Makhado municipal CFO’s appointmen­t is unfair
• Survival game gets players to hunt for rooibos
• Police raids on Bolsonaro likely to damage his party’s election hopes
• Scientists discover proteins that may predict dementia
• Israeli president, Palestinia­n PM to attend Munich security conference
• Stubb calls for calm over Trump remarks
• Israel rescues hostages in Rafah
• Parties squabble over who will lead Pakistan
• The timeline and rules for forming a new government
• What adopting US-style class-action litigation would mean for this country
• Ramaphosa wraps his crude pitch in childhood magic
• Commission needs to rethink its priorities
• Food and fertiliser may prove to be Russia’s most powerful weapons
• Right policy could make light industry a job creation saviour
• Muddled mindsets make world exactly as it should not be
• Why war will always be part of the human world
• Renergen hopes Nasdaq listing will fund growth
• Calgro M3 tells shareholde­rs to expect leap in profit
• Unilever CEO says his revamp still has backing of activist investor
• Tod’s and Saras set to join the exodus from Milan bourse
• Crowd in San Francisco sets self-driving vehicle ablaze
• US industry pares robot orders amid caution about economy
• Glencore to sell its unprofitab­le nickel processing stake
• I like to move it, move it
• TWO-SPEED CROSSWORD
• Itac rebates have the fox guarding the chickens
• JSE ahead, with focus on US inflation data
• How kings of Africa turned it all around
• Local players outshine the rest as SA20 sparks sugar rush
• Marathon champion Kiptum dies in car crash
• Broos ‘almost quit’ after thrashing by France

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