Business Day - 2022-04-13

• Capitec goes after untapped informal business market
• Ramaphosa rushes home
• Eskom pins its hopes on renewable energy to add 8,000MW to grid
• Proposed lockdown powers shift worries DA
• Kganyago defends stance on repo rate
• Red meat industry reels from foot-and-mouth disease havoc
• Ramaphosa ‘not rushing to suspend Mkhwebane’
• SA sells $3bn of Eurobonds amid rising yields in US due to inflation
• Treasury played role in disposal of state shares in SAA — Gordhan
• World Bank lines up a $1.5bn support package
• Greece to rev up gas hunt to ease fears
• EU to tackle threat to its influence with ‘food diplomacy’
• Future is Asian, but SA is stuck in reverie of fallen angels
• Vendetta against judge Unterhalte­r harms the apex court
• Poultry plea manipulati­on
• Whites feel unwelcome
• An incompeten­t government cannot spend its way to growth and jobs
• We all need to be on watch as wave of populism rises
• On track to nowhere without better roads
• Your bank won’t have to lend for many a fine wine blend
• Mediterran­ean grub and issues in SA’s industry
• Royal Johannesbu­rg and Kensington Golf Club excited to put 130 years of inspiratio­n on a plate
• China plays a winning hand as it resumes its online licensing
• Beijing coaxes listed firms to buy back shares to stabilise market
• Shares in Germany’s top banks dive after investor sells part of stake
• Honda plans $64bn investment in electric vehicles over next 10 years
• AI health care will turn us into different beings
• TWO-SPEED CROSSWORD
• A big man’s free-speech straw man: when Musk took and shook Twitter
• Rampant Sundowns turn lopsided PSL into a one-man show
• Klopp pumps Reds up for Benfica clash
• Soaring Msomi stays grounded as she leads Proteas to UK

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