Business Day - 2020-02-12

• Labour puts brakes on its Eskom rescue plan
• Trump’s move will hit SA exporters
• President tells Mkhwebane to stay in her lane
• Some giant leaps, but SA still a few climate laps behind
• Stop nightmare of youth unemployme­nt
• Harmony hunts for quality assets
• Unemployme­nt stays put at record high
• Sugar tax not bitter enough, say campaigner­s
• Cosatu urges swift adoption of wage act amendments
• SAA unions head to court to stop retrenchme­nts
• Prime minister murder scandal traumatise­s Basotho nation
• US-funded anti-abortionis­ts violating SA domestic laws
• Auditors body wants to oversee accountant­s too
• Johnson sings from Trump’s media sheet
• Afghan reconstruc­tion has cost 2,214 lives and $130bn
• Every few years calls are made to replace the term “climate change” with something that aims to emphasise the urgency of the problem (“climate crisis”, “climate emergency”) or describe the alarming phenomenon driving up average temperatur­es (“global warmi
• One shouldn’t spend too much mental energy hating Valentine’s day. There are far more important things to call an end to: cool white light bulbs, SAA and slashed jeans all spring to mind.
• Judiciary is not a punching bag
• Playing identity politics
• Public enterprise­s napping
• Hackers will try to steal all the credit
• Inquiry outcome needs to push PIC in right direction to benefit economy
• GDP not true reflection of state of nation
• WTO needs reform, but first it has to survive against US
• From ghosts to roasts, the Karoo caters to all tastes
• Bravo for bread as it breaches the walls of wellness
• Government is ignoring its golden goose industry
• Value investing is a lonely business and the best opportunit­ies may come with suffering
• Nod for PepsiCo’s Pioneer Foods deal
• Hong Kong’s Link stays out of Intu’s survival fund-raising
• IPF to invest in pan-European logistics properties
• Shareholde­rs grill Nampak over stock’s loss of value
• Offshore assets of Spar have it harder in Europe
• Inflation may catch the world flat-footed
• Hopes of a stimulus help iron ore to hang tough in spite of epidemic
• Demand for face masks in China soars but plastics makers feel fallout of coronaviru­s
• Sime Darby suspends Malaysian palm oil suppliers
• Past, future, present: no-one can tell after a Samsung self-leak
• IPF’s push offshore is a sign of hard SA times
• TWO-SPEED CROSSWORD
• STREET DOGS
• Rand gains as fears begin to fade
• Chiefs coach chuffed with Billiat’s return
• Soft going will suit De Kock’s Frosted Gold
• Bafana home game set for Soweto
• Steyn back among friends and primed
• Will snarky Stan wilt under Pitso’s wit?
• Stormers target Lions scrum
• Sharks skipper wary of Canes threat
• United call up Ighalo for Chelsea clash
• Tamperer Warner gets award

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