Business Day - 2024-02-15

• Property groups start to claw back R230bn in lost market value
• NSFAS gets an F for lack of credible records
• Fiscal prudence going off the rails
• SOEs ‘continuing to bleed money’
• Salga urges action to halt political killings of councillor­s in KZN
• Lesufi: only ANC can take Gauteng forward
• Palestinia­ns brace for assault on Rafah
• Prabowo takes a clear lead
• Pakistan’s debt crisis explained
• Denying existence of anti-Semitism in SA harms the entire social fabric
• Lessons for SA in Lobito
• Cyril’s bunkering blunder
• Setting up smart corridors will help get trade moving on the continent
• How to help those at the edges of the financial ecosystem
• It’s hard — that is the reason to stay in SA
• Exploring precarious Middle East
• An entertaini­ng trip through drug-addled noughties
• Pan African benefits from higher gold price, increased production
• Soweto ‘set for growth in sectional title living’
• Chasm between US and Chinese equity markets widens
• Brace for shareholde­r activism, top law firm warns
• Avanti pushes for satellite adoption to fill in Africa’s gaps in coverage
• Delaware not ogre Musk paints
• Government failing to involve public in law-drafting process
• US-China trade war is not quite deglobalis­ation
• TAKE A BREAK
• JSE muted as market weighs data
• Toyota Land Cruiser 70 launched in SA with engine and styling revamps
• SA Car of the Year competitio­n names 18 finalists for 2024
• New Honda CR-V launched in SA with big price hikes
• New M2 reverts to original thrills
• Guardiola applauds Man City after win in Copenhagen
• Test offers Wolvaardt chance to find form with bat
• Depleted India out to spoil Stokes’ 100th Test
• SA Rugby eyes $75m private equity injection
• Lombard leads SA Didata challenge
• Bafana looking to win over fans
• Great Danes deliver as Proteas in control

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