Business Day - 2016-07-04

• Netanyahu to visit Africa in bid to strengthen trade ties
• Tshwane meter case back in court
• Scores killed in Baghdad suicide attack
• Fresh blow as top NFP leaders quit
• Minorities could thwart R1.15bn KWV deal
• What’s Hot ONLINE
• Worse car sales slump expected in second half
• Tips for the US on how to court Africa’s democracie­s — Charles Stith
• Bourse merger to go to vote
• Lewis’s strides on disclosure
• Germany’s young guns shine
• Election fails to produce a winner
• Set-top box output delayed
• Clinton mum on charges reports
• Chinese firms relist at home
• Hamilton wins titanic duel
• Forces keen to capture alliance
• Growthpoin­t embraces green
• More questions from dreadful Brexit fallout
• Companies missing out in Francophon­e Africa
• Watch out for the tipping point
• SABC to dominate the (uncensored) news
• Focus to shift from Brexit to indices, forex
• Brexit ‘will not affect SA pacts with rest of Europe’
• HOW ARE WE DOING?
• BEE pioneer ‘made a national footprint’
• Border post ‘back to normal’
• Budget deficit at R23bn in May
• SABC TV content 80% local
• Motor industry wage talks stall
• Petrol price to rise as much as 11c
• Motsoeneng discussion blocked
• Candidate dies in Newcastle
• Lobby group may test PAIA
• Increases for Eskom board
• Buthelezi on campaign trail
• Serbia tries to balance ties with West and Russia
• Bangladesh rules out IS in attack
• No shame in ducking responsibi­lity — sounds familiar?
• SA’s current needs us
• Balancing the migrant flow
• Zionism is not a racist conviction
• Guest workers exploited
• SABC’s ruinous cult
• Rally of the metaphors
• A doomed marriage
• Land policy a disaster
• Global village remodels politics of left and right
• Journalist­s hack at the media code at their peril
• Farming needs a plan to weather storm
• Mining must transform relationsh­ips
• Dinner table talk may turn to amnesty as tax walls fall
• Bank has more cash than it can lend
• Barclays Africa hires Matlare
• No new contracts for MTN workers
• The only option after Brexit vote is to carry on, calm or not
• BHP-Vale Brazilian joint venture seeks cash injection
• Weak rand hits Hudaco’s profit margin
• Mining giant to appeal disaster bid
• Competitio­n rises for mining assets as gold regains shine
• Small business bears brunt of closures of bank branches throughout Britain
• M&A drops as Washington flexes muscle
• Acquisitiv­e China firms lift due diligence sector
• JSE ends week on an upbeat note
• Lions will have to be excellent for 80 minutes to taste glory
• Strydom eyes record after winning fourth July
• Campbell says she is still a Rio underdog
• Ackermann’s proud Lions aim to go all the way
• Williams turns on the power
• Sagan secures stage as Contador crashes again
• Kyrgios sets up clash with favourite Murray
• Schoeman and Rabie on track in Stockholm
• Sonny Bill and sister join rare siblings club
• Jaidee puts McIlroy in his place
• Arteta links up with Guardiola
• Reese for Rio after huge leap

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