Business Day - 2022-12-05

• Nowhere left for Ramaphosa to hide
• Sasol’s pledges on climate change leave activists cold
• Political foes to push Ramaphosa to quit
• Ball is in government’s court as unions’ deadline passes
• Recycling lobby chides six-month scrap metal export ban
• Africa steps up for blended finance
• Japan tidies up on and off the field
• Job quitters a threat to UK’s growth prospects
• India starts year-long presidency of the G20
• US expects less intense fighting
• If Ramaphosa goes successor will find it near impossible to rebuild trust
• Let’s keep our fingers crossed for China
• Transnet makes headway bringing private sector players on board
• Africa’s strong Jersey bonds can help it source capital
• Phala Phala process in parliament part of restoring rule of law
• How to stay in shape on holiday
• How to stop children from choking themselves to death on social media
• Green wave rolls into the mainstream
• Phala Phala shows that Ramaphosa is vulnerable, but there is no alternativ­e
• Five Earthshot prize winners aim to improve health and cut pollution
• Criminal sanctions case against Huawei chief dismissed in US
• Crypto stocks teeter near abyss
• Shell company can challenge $1.8bn Nigerian court order
• ‘Spoofing’ was not illegal, lawyer for former JPMorgan trader tells court
• Biotech firm finds tiny worms can smell cancer
• UK’s John Lewis to convert some shops into housing
• China’s top banks ordered to issue offshore loans to help developers
• Finding a new investment frame: the dangers of looking at the past
• ANC’s own goals could force a reset for our thumped economy
• TWO-SPEED CROSSWORD
• Why Eddie Jones is laughing all the way to the World Cup
• Hungry Lions maul Scarlets
• Lawrence joins the greats of SA Open

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