Business Day - 2013-04-04

• Stop using apartheid as an excuse, says Manuel
• University set to hand over names in red-meat study
• Cape Town trims perks in ‘austerity drive’
• Confidence slumps to 13-year low on strikes, low demand
• Zuma tells leaders SA troops will leave CAR
• Gold Fields mines in Ghana idled by strike
• Parties eye arbitratio­n after papers are finalised
• Strike hits Hong Kong port
• NPA in tight spot over ruling
• Stanlib aims to woo investors
• Kwazulu to speed up payouts
• Panalpina to replace CE
• Cutifani to assess Anglo’s assets
• British utility SSE fined £10.5m
• Moleskine rises on Milan debut
• Bidvest defends offer legitimacy
• The worrying state of state spending
• Change of tactics lifts Birds
• Chelsea focus on Europa League
• Wheel of foreign policy has turned full circle
• Mideast will pay bill for US failure in Iraq
• Making tax matters even more complicate­d
• Dutch firm to restore SA fishery ships
• SARS’S noncomplia­nce focus brings in billions in extra tax
• Gono warns Zimbabwe on trade imbalance
• Wasp could help to whet SA’S appetite for a new political menu
• Drive for prepaid power or smart meters
• Cape Town side steps Sunday liquor ban
• Sufferers in lonely battle with asbestos-related diseases
• SA youths ‘choose job security instead of entreprene­urship’
• Constructi­on industry report shows ‘client dissatisfa­ction’
• SA ‘needs to grow export capacity’
• Phiyega at odds with experts over police capabiliti­es
• SA all wrapped up in central Africa
• SA troops to leave CAR, Zuma tells summit
• Distrust rife as both sides behind looting
• ‘Resources curse’ still plagues Africa
• Ethiopia could be shoemaker to the world
• Pressure mounts on Bank of Japan to reverse deflation more quickly
• ‘Difficult days’ await Cypriot finance minister
• North Korea blocks Southern workers
• IMF team, Nicosia officials agree on plan to overhaul banking
• Bringing back the ‘Little Jazz City’ legacy
• What price technique? About R12m
• A unique gathering of young artists
• Arts & Leisure
• Sustainabi­lity more than just green
• Misinforme­d on law
• A top cop we can trust?
• Votes will bring change
• Peacekeepi­ng hazards
• Crying fowl over duties
• Cry the deluded country: the bulked-up briquette’s lament
• How the president misled Parliament on CAR
• Bidvest’s offer is not out of the blue
• Adcock is keeping its options open
• STREET DOGS
• Union, ANC outcry over Sibanye retrenchme­nt plan
• Bankers in SA still rake in top packages
• Redefine to concentrat­e on Fountainhe­ad retail assets
• Commodity prices drag miners to seven-month low
• SA towns borrow as bond yields dip
• Redefine Internatio­nal raises R181m from sale of Cromwell shares
• Significan­t challenges lie ahead for new Lonmin CEO
• SA business ‘unlikely’ to look abroad for lower taxes
• US regulators embrace Twitter, Facebook for market news
• Finance offered for electric car
• Astrazenec­a buys Alphacore Pharma
• National Bank of Abu Dhabi names CE
• Full scale of huge Siberian shale oil field’s riches still a mystery
• Big pay ‘made Barclays bosses feel above rules’
• Commoditie­s see JSE drop
• Money begins to head north despite south’s growth
• Drive to justify decisions, not to get them right
• Mcilroy eyes a return to glory days
• Rossi returns to Yamaha, plans to fight for Motogp title
• Fradd seeks change of luck at the Vaal today
• Starc heads top 20 players on contract list
• Bekker marks Stormers’ first
• Kallis not yet sure for Champions Trophy Lions face final hurdle, and ghosts of history
• United put Hunt at ease with away draw
• Golf’s greatest stage is now his
• Athletics clubs plan to form trust to run Soweto Marathon

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