Business Day - 2024-03-20

• NPA swoops on speaker’s home
• DA threatens action over ‘archaic and ruinous’ bill
• Infrastruc­ture SA launches book of projects worth R158bn
• Brics grain exchange idea ‘gaining traction’
• WHO raises alarm on need for measles shots
• Dipuo Peters’ sanction ‘was in line with the misdeed’
• Expanding screening offers possible return on investment
• Tribunal hearing is adjourned after judge Maumela hospitalis­ed
• Phase 3 TB vaccine trial gets under way
• Fresh push for Gaza ceasefire
• Haiti lawlessnes­s spreads
• Putin calls on spy agency to bust West’s sanctions
• How AI affects workforce is up to us
• Don’t let SA democracy die in darkness
• Insidious new war against Jewish businesses is bad for the country
• Milan memories: Fortress Europe should open to migrants
• Increase in unpaid municipal bills adding to the mess
• Boutique offerings with modest price tags
• Schools need support not gawking tourists
• Copper 360 strikes deal with Fujax UK as the miner’s offtake partner
• Vodacom aiming to cut 80 jobs in SA
• Green shoots start to show in constructi­on sector
• Investment group looks to gold and defensive stocks
• Defy launches solar-powered, off-grid refrigerat­or and freezer
• Nvidia stock dips on launch of new AI chip
• Bank of Japan drops negative rates
• Unilever to spin-off ice cream unit
• Beyond algorithms: enduring value of humans in the AI age
• TikTok bunfight reveals age and values divide
• JSE weaker with focus on Federal Reserve
• Mumbai Indians captain Pandya fit to bowl in IPL
• Broos goes back on his word with selections
• LIV Golf, PGA Tour ‘can sort disputes’
• Becking, Alleman bag second Epic stage victory in two days
• Juggling act for Lions coach
• Broos takes swipe at Mokwena over ‘injured’ ’Downs players
• Kroos relaxed about new deal at Real Madrid

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