Business Day - 2022-11-22

• Zuma is unlikely to see prison cell soon
• SOEs’ demise costs Astral a wing and a leg
• Karma will get you, Hani’s widow tells Zondo
• Probe reform before poll, say advisers
• Zuma is unlikely to see a prison cell soon
• ANC not for sale to top bidder, Mkhize warns
• Iran starts World Cup bid with country eyeing every move
• Rich Qatar Cup spoils, but not for workers
• What is at risk if an accident occurs at the Zaporizhzh­ia nuclear plant?
• German North Sea ports vulnerable to cyberattac­ks
• Russians have mixed views on withdrawal from Kherson
• Is it premature for a pivot by the Reserve Bank?
• Bills already drafted, Mac
• Which party to trust?
• More pay for failure
• ANC delegates need to examine self-inflicted harm to farming sector
• Big social spending cuts will prove counterpro­ductive
• Consumers spending more but will they splash out this year?
• We are living in a war zone
• Barloworld all set to unbundle Avis
• Rohatyn Group to buy Ethos Private Equity
• Netcare to give patients digital health-care data
• PPC bolstered by buoyancy in Rwanda amid muted SA market
• Fortress logistic assets continue to outperform
• Sirius expects rental growth as demand for space increases
• Nespresso to lure back greens with compostabl­e pods
• Boosting your brain bandwidth
• TWO-SPEED CROSSWORD
• Rising life expectancy forces us to rethink funding of retirement
• China Covid fears weigh on rand
• Boks face England with key players missing
• Dutch down misfiring Senegal
• This first for SA-Aussie cricket will also be a last
• Teenager Bellingham on fire for England
• Tunisia need to pull out all stops against Denmark
• Champions take on Socceroos minus host of top stars

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