Financial Mail - 2014-05-23

• IN NEED OF A FIX
• Strategic plays in gaming
• AFRICAN BANK
• Turning away from traditiona­l television
• Gas wars stirring
• WORKERS’ PARTY
• Infighting mars opposition gains
• Economy stuck on uphill with flat tyres
• Another screaming buy?
• NDP not the cure-all
• Telkom in need of succour
• S we were leaving the house to go to a friend’s place last Sunday, my almost three-year-old began to drag her giant teddy-bear towards the door. Apparently, she had told our friend she would bring the bear the next time we visited. Though a month had pass
• DEMOCRATIC ALLIANCE The two-centre headache
• WORLD HUNGER IN NUMBERS
• FAMOUS BRANDS Ongoing growth story
• PSG PRIVATE EQUITY Sweet deal
• Dale Richards Goliath Gold
• Rob Davies Economy needs a structural change
• OTHER EMERGING MARKETS Pressure from peers
• CASE STUDIES Uneven track record
• Gary Bell Bell Equipment has benefited from government support programmes
• INTEREST RATES Gentler slope this time
• P O L I T I CS A case for keeping Gordhan
• Hindu democracy?
• INVESTING IN AFRICA Tapping new sectors
• WHAT IT MEANS
• EAST AFRICA SUGAR Smuggling leaves a bitter taste
• Toby Shapshak: Pattern Recognitio­n
• BRAND VALUES MTN not letting go
• A D FO CU S Masekwamen­g brings his mojo to new jury
• Marc Hasenfuss: Market Watch
• SHARE BUY- BACKS A twoedged sword
• ALERT STEEL
• BETWEEN THE CHAINS SIKONATHI MANTSHANTS­HA
• INVESTOR’S NOTEBOOK STEPHEN CRANSTON
• M OTO RCYC L I N G Rumbling north
• Lacquered Up Fake nails ooze from the wall
• The Royal Begonia Luxury and a private beach
• Shame, it’s lonely Also, beset by radioactiv­e spiders
• Lopsided rewards

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