Business Day - 2014-08-18

• New health proposals may head for court
• Ukraine takes back control of police station in Luhansk
• Amcu members want to be mine owners
• Tyre-recycling sets off on road to environmen­tal sustainabi­lity
• Sadc leaders endorse Mugabe as chairman
• Denel plans to diversify and expand role in the economy
• Man shot during Ferguson clashes
• Capitec ratings downgraded
• Meyer hopes for Matfield’s fitness
• BHP may announce assets sale
• City Lodge eyes East Africa
• Levy catches sector by surprise
• Water woes afflict Central Rand
• Not an elegant win for Bucs
• Accountant­s lack Kirkinis’s exuberance
• Ebola shines a light on Africa’s healthcare
• Madness of a failed citizenry and their president
• CPI figures expected to show moderation
• Zuma to face questions on Nkandla, prosecutio­ns head
• Integrated energy plan ‘can take SA well beyond fatalism’
• Zuma’s charges could be reinstated
• Africa to get ‘rival to Harvard’
• Fairview’s maverick magnate
• Crucial CD Collection
• SA pays ultimate price for Eskom
• Grim economic data a warning
• SA carries US on its tiny shoulders
• Approve ban on plastic bags
• ANC is no Hamas
• Revenue shortfalls just part of Eskom’s troubles
• A central bank can regulate, but can it supervise?
• Ebola shines a spotlight on Africa’s poor healthcare systems
• Lily-white legal team undermines Ramaphosa
• Economics is new force of war
• Message to self on holiday: ‘do not look at work messages’
• TWO-SPEED CROSSWORD
• Lewis Group slides as CEO says trading was challengin­g
• Science of behaviour key to bank loyalty schemes
• Ukraine jitters temper gains
• Baxter pleased with two-goal Maluleka
• Forget the plodding at Loftus and look across Jukskei
• ‘Box-tainment’ event draws women to mainstream
• City and Liverpool work hard for opening victories
• Amla’s century helps SA beat Zimbabwe

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