Financial Mail - 2019-02-21

• THE FIX WILL BE LONG, AND SLOW
• TELKOM’S SNEAKY TRICK
• THE JOKERS IN PARLIAMENT
• Letter Medical aid mugging
• DON’T WASTE YOUR SYMPATHY
• Tito’s last budget?
• Trump’s art of war
• DINNER PARTY INTEL...
• R1bn win for the underdog
• Draining the lifeblood
• Reap the bonanza
• Driving the future
• Sad shortage of sound sense
• Light on corruption
• ESKOM ON THE EDGE
• IN THE DRIVING SEAT
• FISHY BUSINESS
• GO DIGITAL OR DIE
• A WORLD OF DIFFERENCE
• SUSPECTS 1, SISYPHUS 0
• Do or die for South Deep
• Too tasty for bland trade
• Holding back a rising tide
• Giving due credit in bad times
• Mortgage appetite rebounds
• Tikka trouble
• CHECKOUT COUNTER
• The people’s favourite
• Malcolm Riley
• Hedge funds struggle to regain investor confidence
• CRICKET AT A PRECIPICE
• CAN SA WIN THE WORLD CUP?
• ABSINTHE: THE GREEN FAIRY
• Aloe darkness my old friend
• THE BURDEN OF TRUTH
• Holding the centre
• Looking ahead to cuts and consolidat­ion
• Govt to pour R69bn more into a sieve
• Lower returns at heart of the problem
• Budget boost put on back burner
• Crumbs for long-suffering taxpayers
• Smokers and drinkers feel the squeeze
• Calls for concession­s ignored
• No change in tax rates for companies
• Taking a tough line on state spending
• Towards lighter oversight
• ALL RATHER TIRED OF SURPRISES
• Tablets won’t cure pupils’ problems
• Helping to break the poverty cycle
• Private sector the key to job creation
• Finally, more cash to speed up reform
• Sustainabi­lity comes at a price
• Eskom gets more than just a bailout
• Urgent action pledged on data, spectrum
• Getting serious about fighting graft

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