Business Day - 2022-11-29

• Eskom staff ‘on their own in the firing line’
• PIC buys into strategy to develop ‘fuel of the future’
• Cement producers struggle with ‘toxic cocktail’
• Zimbabwe loses Kariba Dam power
• FNB clients swipe on Black Friday
• DA to push for law to stabilise coalitions
• Faith in Africa’s financial industry
• Factions unite to block Mashatile’s bid for deputy
• SAB to create 25,000 jobs in hard-hit province
• Antigraft drive causes shortages
• Japanese filmmaker describes Myanmar detention as ‘hell’
• Hong Kong worries about foreign lawyers
• Indian judges look at same-sex nuptials
• South Korea fails to reach agreement with striking truckers
• Zelensky sees no end in sight to attacks on infrastruc­ture
• Europe’s energy migrants flee south to escape winter
• Running on empty in the dark: informal economy is being crippled
• Mickey Mouse people are a cut above what ANC has
• Slow but sure progress with apartheid crimes
• THE THIRD UMPIRE
• Achieving net zero will require trust between miners and stakeholde­rs
• Requiring too much compliance can damage a business
• How rivalry between HBO and Netflix created a new era
• Standard Bank ‘benefits from strong momentum’ across all of its markets
• Mall occupancie­s near 100%, says Liberty Two Degrees
• Unrest tipped to cost Apple 6-million iPhones
• Sibanye approves R10.5bn in capex for Finland project
• Will COP27 loss and damage fund prove to be too little, too late?
• Mining the lucrative moon
• TWO-SPEED CROSSWORD
• 30-MINUTE CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• 10-MINUTE QUICK CROSSWORD
• PREVIOUS SOLUTION
• PREVIOUS SOLUTION
• Stormers will dazzle in Bay, says Dobson
• We want more, say the fans of Charles Dickens
• Selections
• Cricket SA’s communicat­ion a deafening sound of silence
• Aboubakar inspires Cameroon rally in Serbia draw
• Just watch us against Wales, says Rashford
• Casemiro strikes to send Brazil into last 16
• Clash of the veterans
• Indian batsman hits seven sixes in one over

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