Business Day - 2024-04-09

• Polluting Sasol off the hook
• Cape storm damages schools, pylons and roads
• Forum’s advice on Eskom emissions due soon
• Treatment of Jacob Zuma ‘like that of apartheid’
• US tech giant Microsoft ‘ready’ to face competitio­n authoritie­s in SA
• SAA seeks new CEO after deal collapses
• President repeals law on criminal defamation
• Long-delayed amendments to Immigratio­n Bill have been tabled
• Ivory Coast readies for deforestat­ion law as EU presses ahead
• Nicaragua seeks to halt German arms to Israel
• Gaza truce talks ‘still deadlocked’
• Ural Mountains suffer worst flooding on record
• Senate set to nip impeachmen­t bid
• Russia seeks fuel aid from Kazakhstan
• Biden in bid to bolster ties
• Ukraine lies about Bucha
• Politics is always local
• Zuma’s endless games
• Liberalism is not nasty
• Private sector should step up lobbying for a favourable coalition landscape
• Closing the security loopholes in Rica will hurt only criminals
• Meet the new Titans of Wall Street
• Row, tip, crash your boat...
• Investec in battle over ‘sensitive’ informatio­n
• Goldway receives acceptance­s for 83% of MC Mining
• Sirius ties up €100m in property acquisitio­ns
• Oil funds turn bullish on rising conflict
• Ellies: Four more quit from board
• Biden will not stand for another ‘China shock’, warns Yellen
• Neuralink rival Synchron recruits for trial
• Taiwan firm gets US grant for chip factory
• Brazilian judge opens inquiry into Elon Musk
• Alphabet weighs HubSpot headache
• Nudge, nudge ... oops!
• TWO-SPEED CROSSWORD
• Gen Zers are putting their money where their values are
• Sasol leads gains as JSE tracks peers up
• IPL does well in India, but too predictabl­e for the world stage
• Arsenal defence central to title race
• Home advantage can give Banyana edge
• Masters brings PGA, LIV players together

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