Business Day - 2013-09-30

• ANC bosses come down on Gauteng leadership
• Data dreams inspire R5bn Vodacom talks
• SABC could face R100m penalty
• Hawks to follow up SEC probe of Gold Fields deal
• TMG resolves to keep some debt, eyes maiden dividend
• Carrim vows to fix Post Office
• Kumba, Mittal look at new deal
• Boko Haram kills students
• AUBREY MATSHIQI
• Analysts expect another large trade deficit
• Suspect’s passport to feature in Parliament
• Exports are hurt by widespread strikes
• ‘More clarity on stimulus tapering’ by US needed
• Staff exodus from Wits continues
• Print media’s share of advertisin­g cash shows sharp drop
• Numsa threat to motor sector collective bargaining
• Body to unite veterans
• Conservati­on experts defend Molewa’s record on rhino safety
• Traditiona­l leaders ‘being disempower­ed’
• MPs hear of soldier deaths from mishaps in SA forces
• Whales’ migration to Mozambique to cross path of ‘gas men’
• Tunisian rulers deny government will cede power
• US shutdown looms over Obamacare deadlock
• Cameron rejects fears of property bubble from state loan scheme
• Israel’s Netanyahu heads for UN to challenge Iran’s charm offensive
• Berlusconi lands Italy in new morass
• Acquiring the skills for a changing world
• Face-to-face feedback is the best
• Kids need to learn to want to learn
• Less consuming, more investing
• Road tolls will not be spread fairly
• THE THICK END OF THE WEDGE
• Russia’s bullying uncalled for
• Lessons from a dinosaur on how we view public servants
• Why plans to legalise rhino-horn trade will fail
• Why Kenya’s terrorist attack might be the ICC’s saving grace
• This is the real test for rating the rating agencies
• Lessons to be learnt from re-election campaigns Put top banks in the sin bin as in rugby to save us from the crooks
• Climate debate still heated
• SA’s investors should show outrage over pathetic financial crime policing
• FoneWorx declares a 71% higher dividend
• Afgri rises on R2.6bn buyout offer
• Market shrugs at news of Capitec iconoclast’s departure
• Uncertain outlook for cement demand
• Telkom share scheme to encourage employees in turnaround
• Platinum Australia acquisitio­n by year end, says Jubilee
• Truworths slows drive into Africa
• Platinum unit will relist
• Upbeat AfroCentri­c lifts dividend
• Enhancing tax revenuesma­y erode Africa’s attractive­ness
• Astrapak posts loss as it faces challenge in implementi­ng turnaround strategy
• Former hotel chain’s revenue drops to R13.9m
• Absa to boost advisory unit
• Bail-out roulette awaits Italian bank investors
• Free trade zone opens in Shanghai
• Millions lost in tax in Myanmar’s unofficial jade trade with China
• BHP Billiton extends debt maturity in $5bn bond sale
• China’s Tianjin to buy stake in mine in Sierra Leone
• US debt jitters weigh on JSE
• Finding the comeback kids among the delinquent­s
• Demanding schedule is taking a toll on De Sa’s Pirates
• A battle royal in prospect for SA rugby fans on Saturday
• United’s continued lack of spark has new manager worried
• Boks would do well to consult their Oracle
• Kiwis know just one point will seal title
• Van der Merwe may miss All Blacks clash
• Cricket SA’s nemesis back for third term
• Amazing Kipsang smashes world mark
• Manyoni camp warns Dlamini

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