Business Day - 2012-07-31

• ANC vows to crack whip on Limpopo textbooks
• PIC opts not to support Times Media buyout of Avusa
• Metrobus cash crisis ‘due to suspension­s’
• Yet another ban on merger overturned
• JSE hits new record high as leaders are seen to act on euro
• Pilgrim’s Rest trouble a heritage-site issue
• Eskom takes advantage of low-demand period
• Households reluctant to increase debt — Bank figures
• SA looking to conference­s to boost visitor numbers
• Cutting salt content of bread will raise price, bakers say
• ANC plays political chess while pupils suffer
• State cans penalising weather info bill
• DA swaps the three Rs for the four Ts in its plan for improving education
• Labour law changes will increase union rivalry — experts
• ANC plans to publish list of minerals it deems ‘strategic’
• Court rules against extraditin­g suspects facing death penalty
• Focus on Africa pays dividends for CNN
• Medical aids cry foul over benefits law
• Research links modern behaviour to ancient San
• Court rules public interest counts in patent fights
• Sexwale to intervene at property board
• Air pollution puts squeeze on Beijing
• Hard to ignore Lesotho’s lessons for the ANC
• Syria intensifie­s its efforts to drive rebels out of Aleppo
• UK plans swift review in its bid to reform Libor
• Court finds sterilisat­ions violated rights
• Platinum and gold take a back seat in SA as focus shifts to coal
• Miners migrate north to tap into Africa’s resources
• Costs put downstream beneficiat­ion at risk
• Scramble for rich deposits
• Mozambique yields wealth
• Not merely Obama’s less-famous sister
• The biological reality of financial stress
• A crime from a paper’s view point
• African Union needs SA leadership
• A political setback for the MDC
• NPA has explaining to do
• Learn from Japan
• Strangled economy
• Real economy not a part of ANC’S closed-circuit debate
• Romney’s foreign policy may haunt him later
• More than just a buzzword for SA’S businesses
• Perspectiv­e can help national mood swings
• Knives are coming out for Carroll
• Logic has its limits for bag of hived-off bits
• Audit chief’s man there all along
• STREET DOGS
• Fast-fashion retailers see opportunit­y
• Hulamin’s R8m loss after mill fails
• HCI groups smaller investment­s in new entity
• Repsol joins oil hunt off Namibia
• Market weakness prompts Gem review
• Barclays upbeat about expansion in Africa
• Naspers’s local divisions fail to interest investors
• Brait closes its R1bn capital-raising programme
• Futuregrow­th fund buys farms to benefit from food prices
• Iron ore project awaits rail study
• Retail property ‘in demand’ for low-income market
• Sephaku to start making cement next year
• HSBC ‘shamed’ by its lax controls and flaws
• TNK-BP consortium votes against dividends
• Air France-klm halves operating loss
• London Mining soars on Blackrock deal
• Australian fund urges miners to rein in new projects
• Reckitt recovery in doubt, says CE
• At the forefront of transforma­tion and positive change in the industry
• Raft of obstacles hamper infrastruc­ture creation
• Having a strong sense of ethics leads to success
• Consulting engineers must be involved from the start
• Training and retaining of new recruits is critical
• Partnershi­ps prove effective
• JSE closes at record high
• JSE rally has to come to an end, and it may be soon
• Tennis players take to Twitter to report to fans
• Deserting Games for cake runs and giant hot dogs
• Giggs tells fans not to follow his lead on Brit anthem
• Hamilton warns Lotus are blooming
• Captain says New Zealand lost way in first Test
• Two in a row for Casey Stoner in California
• PSL newcomers need millions to upgrade home ground
• SA experts backing Sharks for a Super 15 series win
• Van der Burgh lifts SA’S mood
• Smith’s return a huge boost for Proteas
• SA pin hopes on Le Clos after strong showing

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