Business Day - 2012-07-30

• Marcus says SA should not expect another cut
• Van der Burgh sets new world record, wins first gold medal for SA
• DA on early campaign trail with fresh economic policy
• Zanu (PF) no to parts of draft constituti­on
• Textbook firm alert on Limpopo repeat
• Sterenborg­s ordered by UK court to pay R53m to Gumede
• Anglo’s results reflect weak global commoditie­s market
• Lessons in growth for SA in ‘socialism with Chinese characteri­stics’.
• Inequaliti­es threaten SA’S growth
• Investors give Absa a boost
• Standard to manage $1bn bond
• SA prepares for clean fuel move
• UK to detail Libor reform steps
• Jpmorgan reshuffles managers
• DA’S economic plan is well timed
• Policy best thing out of the DA for years
• Super’s structure will be a test for Sharks
• Dianna Games:
• Data set to confirm economy is struggling
• ANC to disclose outcomes of NEC lekgotla
• ‘Bloodbath’ warning about East Africa aviation
• Energy expert punts ‘smart grid’ to MPS
• Book firm fears Limpopo repeat
• SACP ‘seeking more influence in Cosatu’
• DA economic plan may not be enough to sway voters
• Harmony to dispute mine water ruling
• Defence force ‘must be trained and ready for war’
• Political killings ‘about positions, money’
• Cities steal a march on government in broadband roll-out
• Eskom ‘should absorb’weak municipal distributo­rs
• Political message is about Motshekga
• Pule proposes government committee to oversee broadband process
• Molewa issues seven bioprospec­ting licences
• ‘Training vital now’ to avoid lack of engineers
• Analysts sceptical state will meet broadband target
• Use of expensive new drugs on the rise
• SA trails Brics partners in research output
• Knowledge accumulati­on key factor in economic growth
• Municipali­ties, unions sign three-year wage agreement
• Spain warned to avoid regressive policies
• Greek leaders agree on austerity measures, now eye pension funds
• Tanzania dissolves ‘corrupt’ committee of MPS
• Draghi to meet Bundesbank head on bond purchases
• Swazi teachers striking ‘for democracy’
• Botswana to get new vice-president this week after Merafhe’s resignatio­n over illness
• Alarm over ‘build-up to massacre’ in Syrian city
• Romney vows support for Israel
• Dissidents’ case test for Putin regime
• Syrian rebel group calls for antitank arms from abroad
• Big screens in the townships take their toll
• Motherhood: you’re doing it wrong
• Games bring more than joy to London
• Responsibl­e students
• Easy to snipe from the far left
• THE THICK END OF THE WEDGE
• Crucial CD Collection
• Three cheers for the Olympics
• Murderous link between money and politics
• Rumours of West’s demise are very overstated
• TWO-SPEED CROSSWORD
• 30-MINUTE CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• A WORD ON STATISTICS
• For Ramos to avoid blame, she must tell credible story on Absa blunder
• Ramos positions bank for further growth
• State wary of legislatin­g about inadequate saving for retirement
• Coronation favours resources for value in long term
• Prasa’s local content for train sets too low, says DCD
• Assess bank over a longer period — Ramos
• Academic uncovers unsung geniuses and documents creations
• JSE up near record high
• Platinum’s future features in Corpcapita­l decision
• Well-travelled Sharks face tough test
• Le Clos to use first medal attempt as a ‘stepping stone’
• Coetzee is first jockey to claim eight Gold Cup wins
• Henry suspected match-fixing after World Cup loss
• Public outcry over vacant seats
• Flawless drive from pole sees Hamilton win in Hungary
• If only Proteas’ opening pair could stand their ground
• Tottenham, Everton agree on Pienaar deal

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