Business Day - 2013-04-10

• Consumer confidence at lowest in nine years
• Kenya’s new leader accuses court of ‘blackmail’
• SAA looks beyond aviation industry for new hands to guide ailing airline
• White men can be judges in SA, says JSC
• Sentech to return broadband funds
• Communitie­s can make a difference with protest action.
• Tsogo Sun to revamp Gold Reef City, Silverstar casino
• Wall Street banks face probe
• Go-slow set to be settled in court
• MTN rolls out cloud services
• Dispute jeopardise­s merger
• Mugabe gets boost over poll date
• Fitch cuts China’s debt rating
• FNB partners with OK Zimbabwe
• Billabong mulls lower offer
• Aspen DPP painkiller­s get nod
• Tribunal to rule on venture
• Northam seeks interdict
• Messi may play against PSG
• A better world thanks to Thatcher
• Meyer sticks to continuity
• How the left tackles the man instead of the ball
• Are the right people leaving DBSA?
• Cleaning firms face off for Parliament contract
• Textiles sector ‘well placed’ to compete in US, says envoy
• Scientists reject Sadc groups’ fear of seed control
• Project to train rural youth may be working
• Staff trust pushing for stake if Independen­t sale goes through
• ‘Prove it or retract,’ Presidency tells Jansen
• Amendments remove secrecy bill’s sting
• MPS argue over SA soldiers’ mandate
• South fails to panic as North Korea rants
• US urges Europeans to cut austerity measures
• ICC ‘foreign tool to get rid of African leaders’
• IFC chief eyes Africa infrastruc­ture spend
• Nigerian bank ‘to raise $550m’
• Divisive, but it works, much like Maggie
• Building a home in the digital age
• ‘Don’t despair, repair’ electronic­s in austerity UK
• Pay-as-you-weigh fares set to take off
• Alumni demand action
• Industrial policy is poorly covered
• A secrecy bill we can live with
• The church oppresses
• Parties should not run themselves like businesses
• Software allows dons more time in ivory tower
• Pragmatic approach is the beauty of the NDP
• SA’S bottomless pit for renewables
• Bid for Protech turns on BEE trust’s status
• Huge threat to mobile banking
• STREET DOGS
• Oversupply and low demand keep copper down
• State building could stall as election nears
• Tardy start for lease accounting change
• Tailings dump could breathe life into Gold One’s Cooke shafts
• BAT’S £1.5bn buyback ‘will shore up shares’
• China ‘wary, but still interested in SA’
• Standard Chartered denies blacklisti­ng
• Herbalife auditor KPMG resigns over leak
• Microsoft targets Google with ‘Scroogled’ campaign
• Fiat ‘has enough cash to buy Chrysler’
• Cities grapple with valuations mess
• HBOS ‘self-delusion’ costs Crosby his peerage
• Bryanston lures profession­als
• Sundance shares crash after Hanlong deal fails
• Rand surge hurts bourse
• Rationale for London office weaker as Africa rises
• Thaworn latest Thai golfer to make it to Masters
• Tough action needed to stop pitch invasions
• Jantjies ‘will still do great work for Stormers’
• Kuchar ready to take the next step and win his first Major
• Mancini upbeat for league title next year
• Record slate of South Africans for US Masters
• Pirates ‘still in running for title’
• Players need to deliver in IPL money spinner
• Sharks may have to rely on loans from Lions
• PSL mulls use of nets, banning of vuvuzelas to rein in crowds

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