Business Day - 2019-01-11

• Sibanye’s good fortune draws Amcu’s outrage
• Top Alexander Forbes executives resign
• Surprise winner:
• We did not pay Zuma rape accuser, says NPA
• ‘Too many exemptions’ in new wage laws
• Namibia charts its own path, discarding negative SA bonds
• No ruling yet in Resilient scandal
• Resounding win may not help Ramaphosa
• Utility’s task team loses second member
• Elgar aims to learn as stand-in for Faf
• Factory output rises in November
• Regulator slams Prasa over crash
• Law on political funding a step closer
• Remgro’s RCL move strategic
• Business confidence slips in December
• Glencore loses marketing rights
• Poor planning stifles SA tourism
• JPMorgan awaits Naspers upside
• Acacia fined for breaching rules
• Investec: darling of bank stocks
• Land Rover to axe 4,500 jobs
• Trump wants no prostrate Africa, just for it to bend over
• Rebranding of tainted Zuma should be rejected with the contempt it deserves
• Poll politics leaves Eskom flickering
• Rites of passage for three of Africa’s leading central bankers
• Scores of parties line up for elections
• Corbyn in call to break deadlock
• Maduro starts fresh term as ‘dictator’
• Eating your way through a crisp Christmas in Paris
• Rebranding of tainted Zuma should be rejected with the contempt it deserves
• ‘Cheap’ does not mean hiding behind sugar and oak
• Walls are a waste of time
• ANC’s jobs plan laughable
• Hikes will damage Eskom
• Apple wants bigger bite of health care
• Citizens must put fear back into the legislatur­e that has ruined a country
• Conservati­ve Europeans need to invest
• TWO-SPEED CROSSWORD
• STREET DOGS
• Renault ‘to meet’ as Ghosn still detained
• JSE flat as global equity rally cools
• For the underdogs of football, the journey is the prize
• Van der Dussen to plug batting gap for SA
• Captain Al’s progeny keep shining
• Spurs present Solskjaer with biggest test yet
• Harris poised for Open spot

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