Business Day - 2013-09-27

• Zuma backs Kenyatta, Ruto in tiff with ICC
• Pandor confirms existence of ‘White Widow’, her links to SA
• AngloGold fortunes lifted by rich seams outside SA
• Unisa staff denounce ‘gagging’ of Malema
• Telkom board lobbies for removal of member
• NEF forced to write off R290m loans
• FlySafair sells tickets despite suit
• State set to call for nuclear bidders
• Capitec results get lukewarm response from the market
• What kind of labour federation will emerge from the Vavi fracas?
• Tax affairs land Messi in court
• Premier takes mining rights stand
• Jitters over ANC’s Limpopo polls
• Keenly awaited Attacq set to list
• Internet access spending to soar
• Pirates star’s chance to shine
• Harsh words for Berlusconi
• A way to break the silicosis logjam
• China’s rocky road to greater legitimacy
• The cost of Grootvlei’s mothballs
• Reserve Bank launches campaign over Ponzi schemes
• E-tolls signed but not yet sealed
• Youth agency ‘in full disarray’ issues R212m in loans unlikely to be repaid
• Zuma remains key poll asset for ANC— analyst
• New premier tells staff to deliver
• Econet launches innovative farming insurance plan in Zimbabwe
• Syngenta looks to Africa to feed world as population rises
• Marikana workers ‘are not different’
• Mbele to host BBC’s Africa business show
• Mall massacre may earn Kenyatta ICC leeway
• Fresh riots erupt in Sudan over scrapping of fuel subsidies
• Nairobi terror attack ‘was the worst day of my life’
• Final act in seven-year Taylor trial
• US and China see eye to eye on Syria’s chemical weapons arsenal
• Council chief in bid to pull together factions
• Chrome, rockets and fierce names
• Tretchikof­f ’s enchanting Miss Wong to have her day
• Demand good, fewer bidders
• A little taste of England in the Cape
• A formidable, five-star evergreen
• Where quirky films and fine pizza meet
• Truth the victim in Chapman’s war
• Let SA Express fly free
• The world is changing
• Killing the economy through administra­tion
• Kenyan attack could have happened anywhere
• We pay, so we deserve to be told
• Bancassura­nce may be next for Capitec
• STREET DOGS
• SA insurers ‘need to understand risks in rest of Africa’
• Sibanye’s share price move confounds Gold Fields critics
• Accentuate set to put focus on water treatment
• H&M third-quarter profit beats analysts’ estimates
• Kempinski plans to expand its African operations
• ‘Gradual returns’ for direct property sector
• Demand for Zimbabwe’s crocodile skins high
• Unloved uranium may glow as longer-term bet
• BHP takes advantage of low rates
• Company to suspend trading, delist in October due to buyout
• UN report highlights weather risks
• BlackBerry’s decline continues as T-Mobile will no longer stock devices
• Uralkali rises after CEO moved from Belarus prison
• Tui Travel expects higher profit despite Egypt strife
• JPMorgan meets officials on settling
• China’s first steam coal futures contract debuts
• Beijing may sanction local government debt defaults
• Japanese buyout deal values Grohe at €3.06bn
• London land prices rising faster than the cost of luxury homes
• Suppliers would do well to take holistic view
• Focus now on cloud readiness, mobility
• Profit-taking hurts bourse
• Rand volatile until Fed tapering becomes clear
• Cup classic will change sailing forever, says tycoon
• Bulls hoping to run down play-off berth
• Choke jokes buffet Team New Zealand after US ‘miracle’
• Bitter UCI election race ending today
• Marwing faces being upstaged by ‘dark horse’
• SA’s weekend warriors prepare to go for broke
• No point laying into White
• Three champions putting their titles on the line
• Sports official says all are welcome at this weekend’s Boxing Indaba
• African hockey tournament postponed after Nairobi attack

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