Business Day - 2024-04-11

• State mortuaries in disgusting condition
• Some recovery in PGM prices ahead
• E-tolls gone, but debts not scrapped
• Jacob Zuma tops MK list for parliament
• Ural River busts its banks as floods swamp cities
• Motsoaledi’s welcome mea culpa
• Conditions may feel harsh, but SA has not yet felt tight grip of austerity
• Energy poverty disempower­s African women and girls
• Vegetable exports fall to seven-year low after unsettling 2023
• State and business have to pull together
• Hollywood animators take on AI in battle for control
• Internatio­nal Booker Prize shortlist released
• Exploratio­n of hearts and minds of strong women
• THIS EXCITING DEAL … WILL INCREASE AFRIMAT’S OFFERING IN THE CONSTRUCTI­ON MATERIALS SPACE
• Ellies Group shutting down after 45 years
• Tesco sees profit rising further as shoppers perk up
• China calls EU’s wind turbine subsidy probe discrimina­tory
• UBS must face more stringent policing — Swiss government
• Web browsers get boost from EU tech law
• Strike for 15.5% pay hike escalates at Deutsche unit
• Beware, the zombots are coming
• EU and US look set to fall out of step on interest rates
• Rand tumbles as US inflation remains high
• Wildtrak a luxurious bundu basher
• McIlroy to pace himself at Masters
• $50,000 prize for Games athletics champs
• Defending champion Rublev out of Monte Carlo, Sinner strolls on
• Tuks looking to give Sundowns an almighty shock
• Tatjana sounds warning to Olympic rivals with 200m blitz

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