Business Day - 2013-05-29

• Shock GDP slowdown puts rand on back foot
• Furious NPA seeks review after Breytenbac­h setback
• Radio chat lands 1time CEO in JSE trouble
• Doubts over promise of ‘rescue plan’ for battling mine sector
• Vavi safe for now, but still to face further questions
• Nampak posts strong growth
• Kenya in the dark as grid fails
• Harare in bid to calm cap jitters
• Another injury blow for Bafana
• Candidate cities in final push
• Gigaba plan brings uncertaint­y
• Lender Bankia’s shares drop
• Hawks in dark on Modise plot
• Miners ‘should do more for developmen­t’
• First National Bank prevails in ‘racist practices’ case
• Expert gives assurance on SA, Mauritius tax deal
• Independen­t power for grid possible by year-end
• Madiba’s golden touch speaks volumes to daughter
• SA lacks prisoner exchange treaties
• New teachers may be sent to rural areas
• University’s ‘Solar Flower’ to charge students’ cellphones
• Anglers rush for permits to fish in Durban harbour
• Zuma extends date for Marikana inquiry
• NDP will be basis of state strategy, says Chabane
• Continent needs nations to help it rise
• Nigeria takes to phones
• AU faces implementa­tion challenges
• Ethiopia refuses to co-operate with World Bank funding probe
• Schaeuble warns of youth revolution
• Russia to send Syria missiles as EU lifts arms embargo for rebels
• A car that speaks for nobody but itself
• Vrroom with a View
• App turns slacktivis­ts into activists
• Ways to curb the high cost of cellphone roaming
• In the hot seat as winter closes in
• Another sign of NPA in disarray
• Wine makers own worst enemies
• A worrying economic outlook
• Jeffery misses a point
• Guptagate cover-up
• UCT claims invalid
• Entrust your savings to well-managed corporatio­ns
• Social media a far cry from the ‘voice of the people’
• Fight poverty like we fought apartheid
• Environmen­t an excuse to gain power over liberty
• Will special zones create jobs?
• When a restaurant is a logistics business
• Mokonyane lets Mandela down
• STREET DOGS
• Local consortium gets contract for Koeberg water tanks
• Citizens handle their own crime-fighting
• Dipula interim distributi­ons up
• Jubilee to concentrat­e on platinum growth
• Datatec considers US acquisitio­ns as rand weakens
• Approach to calculatio­ns takes centre stage at Sasol case
• Sappi may trim more European operations
• Biotech stock rally will continue but a correction may be in the wings
• Astrazenec­a to build cardiovasc­ular drug unit
• Luxury brands top emissions gap
• Former AIG chief wants case ended
• Shady deals of Spain’s political and financial elite
• US seeks client details from Julius Baer
• Public Works ‘helps black-managed funds to list assets worth billions’
• Sapoa’s president has interests of industry at heart
• Focus moving to asset quality
• Investing in Africa is for longer term
• Making loyalty healthy for players
• Consumers do their own thing
• Data that reveals insight into buying patterns is the key
• Bourse rallies as rand sinks
• Bank needs to choose between lesser of two evils
• Lions’ tours offer romance of yesteryear
• Bafana have a lot to do before Brazil World Cup
• New boss confident wrestling will keep its Olympic status
• Tennis’s ‘nearly man’walking a familiar path
• Djokovic makes second round
• Mashego defends his controvers­ial PSL win
• Hamilton more worried about own form than Mercedes’woes
• Daniller may score from Boks’ fullback woes
• Ingram steps bravely into the big shoes Kallis has left

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