Business Day - April 23, 2024

NPA offers carrot to dodgy firms

Displaced:

BlackRock backs SA’s growing population

RAM and DHL clash over contract

Grid company on track to start trading by July

Threat to election coverage pays off

Metro wins appeal over power bill

Orion shares soar on Okiep news

ANC loses MK trademark court case

Transmission company to trade from July

BlackRock backs demographics to give SA an edge

Inflation pressure remains in SA, says Kganyago

NPA carrot for firms implicated in graft

SABC signs new wage agreement

Fire, Covid and scandal mark sixth democratic parliament

SCA overturns high court rulings, awards businessman R5m

Tshwane wins appeal over R24m power bill

Ramaphosa is encouraged by progress in South Sudan

British PM Sunak vows refugee flights ‘are going to Rwanda’

Israeli intel chief quits over Hamas attack

US eyes sanctions for Israeli combat unit

Charter flights:

Global military spending up 7%

Lavrov warns West on danger of clash between nuclear powers

If Ramaphosa is right, an ill-tempered god is our enemy

Post-liberation project fails

Pollsters get it wrong

Stop slaughter of our soldiers

DA delivers for the poor

A strange slip

Polls tell the same story

THE THIRD UMPIRE

Why Zuma is eligible

ANC will rupture

YOUR LETTERS:

Why there’s a new buoyancy around water and sanitation

Can’t measure governance just by economic outcomes

The country needs robust and realistic industrial policy

W Cape job creation nothing to brag about

Economic effects of corruption

RAM, DHL clash over distribution deal

Anglo to oppose any appeal in Kabwe class action

Media industry is in a precarious balancing act

Orion’s stock soars on Okiep news

Terra Nova joint venture signs $200m deal

South 32 keeps guidance for full-year output

Merafe ferrochrome first-quarter production plunges 26%

Themba Baloyi to become chair at Curro

51%

Global hedge fund borrowing hits five-year peak

Cocoa farming undermines EU law

Investors push Equinor to meet climate goals

FARMERS MOVING FROM IVORY COAST TO LIBERIA LOOKING FOR LAND FOR PLANTATIONS

Workers ‘more at risk from climate change’

World No1 Nelly Korda fired a final-round 69 to win her LPGA record-tying fifth consecutive event at the Chevron Championship in Texas.

Bias and noise can markedly influence the decision-making process in public policy arenas, notably in fiscal policy matters.

Carmakers, utilities and tech join on vehicle-to-grid power

Asda’s earnings soar above £1bn

Quanex to buy Tyman in £788m deal

Sanctions-hit Nornickel plans major shift in production

Thames Water sweetens bid to hike prices 40%

Navigating bias for optimal fiscal policy

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Zero carbon, zero cost

No respite for the battered rand

‘X-factor’ bowlers will be vital in T20 World Cup

Nelly Korda wins fifth LPGA event in a row

Gritty victory keeps Gunners in the hunt for title

Future stars have time to shine at Cricket SA T20 Challenge

Palmer doubtful against Arsenal

El Clasico defeat an injustice, Xavi fumes

London Marathon of world records

No answer to Chiefs’ scoring woes —

Cullen backs Leinster rotation policy