Business Day - 2019-01-14

• Reserve Bank mandate sacrosanct, ANC vows
• Absa accused of attempting to bully exotic car dealership into liquidatio­n
• Steinhoff overhaul challenged by former partner
• Land seizures will be handled well, says UBS
• Stop searching for a magic policy tree; make a choice and implement it
• Dovish Donald and the art of persuasion
• Online sales boost Richemont
• VW leads electric technology drive
• Persistent scams force banks to act
• Global rally spurs JSE’s advance
• Nigeria continues to hurt MTN
• ANC ‘unity’ project is policy uncertaint­y
• Nedlac suspends executive director
• Zondo inquiry to resume this week
• Wait and see for Alexander Forbes
• Market set to languish
• De Kock century puts SA in control
• Zimbabwe fuel prices double
• Trump, May and the terrifying art of brinkmansh­ip
• Race-based subtractio­n no solution for SA
• Bank expected to hold repo rate unchanged
• Government in contact with arrested SA man
• Reserve Bank still a target of party faction, declaratio­n shows
• May warns failed Brexit will be a disaster for British democracy
• Iran berates Poland over summit
• Hindus gather for world’s largest fest
• Poland arrests Huawei executive
• Trump rejects news report that he hid details of meetings with Putin
• Italian activist caught in Bolivia after life on the run
• DRC urged to recount presidenti­al poll
• German left recalls murder of ‘Red Rosa’
• Anti-Bashir protesters tear-gassed
• Plus ça change in Kinshasa
• Beware Latino pushback
• Promises and platitudes
• ANC can self-correct
• China shows it can innovate too
• Guidelines for carbon tax offsets a lost opportunit­y to tackle inequality
• Investment health warnings are there for good reason
• Corruption threatens Africa’s nonprofit and charity sector
• Battle for the connected home seizes centre stage
• How ramping down screen time allows for more romping between the sheets
• Civil disobedien­ce beside the pond is getting attractive
• Makate ‘insulted’ by Vodacom offer
• AB InBev considers partial listing of Asian operations
• US pressures Germany over Russia pipeline
• High-quality global equities and local bonds are good prospects
• TWO-SPEED CROSSWORD
• Seventh heaven beckons for Federer and Djokovic at Open
• Man City put bad December behind
• Lazio dismisses furore over racist chants by fans
• India’s Shankar and Gill replace disgraced pair
• Officials across world hail World Cup hero Masinga
• Making marks, but still missing the milestones
• Billiat on form but Chiefs fall to Zesco
• United claim fifth straight win
• Murray can be proud of achievemen­ts — Federer

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