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Mantashe deals the cards ANC is playing

ANC secretary-general Gwede Mantashe has established his office as the nerve centre of the organisation, writes Anthony Butler

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  Molefe made permanent CEO of Eskom

  Brian Molefe appointed group CEO of Eskom, Anoj Singh as chief financial officer and Ben Ngubane as chairman of the company

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  • SABC annual report shows Hlaudi Motsoeneng’s massive salary increase

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  • Sun International employees protest ‘delayed’ salary increases

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  • SA best in Brics with antibiotics use

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  Deloitte to bolster African offerings

  Professional services firm Deloitte Africa wants to ensure its clients in the region are serviced appropriately

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  • Want to buy lunch, clothes, phone cards? Ask a Harare policeman
  • Kenyans mark Westgate anniversary
  • Burkina Faso army moves on capital to disarm coup leaders
  • Burkina Faso mediators propose November election

  African Business

  • Glencore's Zambian unit plans to lay off workers
  • Choppies pursues targets in spite of opening delays
  • Cash-strapped oil nations hinder Nampak
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  • Acsa close to securing advisory tender in Ghana
  • SA tops for investors in Africa despite slide

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  Obama hosts China’s president amid simmering tensions

  President hosts Xi Jinping for first state visit, but pomp and ceremony is unlikely to mask tensions over alleged Chinese cyber spying, Beijing’s economic policies

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  • Deloitte to bolster African offerings
  • Curro buys private school in Namibia

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  • Eurozone lending to companies, households edges up
  • Greece’s Tsipras says reforms, debt relief are priority

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  • Obama hosts China’s president amid simmering tensions
  • Hyundai to recall 470,000 Sonata sedans in US

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  SA should build economy on gas

  Cheap, clean, safe energy is there for the taking, writes Aldworth Mbalati

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  • EDITORIAL: Angie Motshekga tested by teacher revolt

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  JSE closes flat as Europe bounces back on VW rebound

  Gross domestic product growth downgrades by Reserve Bank has raised questions about the sustainability of relative high valuations on JSE

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  • Rand unchanged in wake of US second quarter growth number
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  Heat is on providers to show value for healthcare spending

  SA’s weak economic outlook means there is no immediate hope of new funding for healthcare

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  • Reserve Bank leaves interest rates unchanged
  • Inflation slows in August due to petrol price decrease
  • Prices at factory gate increase but at slower pace in August
  • Economic downturn dilemma for Reserve Bank
  • Leading indicator falls 3.6% year on year in July

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  • EDITORIAL: Fed rates move crucial for SA
  • SA might ride misery wave until better days in 2020s

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  • ZAMA NDLOVU: East-West divide is a limiting bar to progress

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  SA regulator, government to probe VW emissions

  Government will investigate whether Volkswagen vehicles in country are affected by car maker’s admission it cheated on emissions testing for diesel engines

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  • SA regulator, government to probe VW emissions
  • SA wheat import duties climb to record as US prices drop
  • SA on the right path with new foreign investment law

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  NHBRC CEO back on board despite murky exit

  Former National Home Builders Registration Council head resurfaces in powerful post despite disciplinary hearing

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  AUTHOR INTERVIEW: Hunting for healing in clouds of loss

  British author Helen Macdonald’s H is for Hawk is a story of ‘loss, love and the natural world’, the success of which took her by surprise, writes Sue Blaine

  Arts & Entertainment

  • Game of Thrones, Veep sweep fresh air into Emmys
  • Emmys celebrate TV’s best, but are viewers overloaded?

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  • Young commis chef wows judges with pink peppercorn macaroons
  • Jamie Oliver’s good food with a little naughty

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  • New iPhone 6s hits stores
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  • Romance novelist Jackie Collins dies at 77
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  • Mobile app updates doctors on patients’ general health
  • Drug firms step up research with fitness gadgets

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  • How car software can rig a test
  • Apple presses ahead with efforts to create car, though questions remain
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  Unscripted win by Japan adds fizz to Rugby World Cup

  Eddie Jones used skill and wit to trump size with devastating effect in Brave Blossoms upset — a credo to guide rugby transformation debate, writes Liz McGregor

  Rugby

  • Battered Springboks still backing themselves
  • It’s official: Japan mastermind Jones to coach Stormers

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  • Switzerland to extradite Venezuelan soccer official to US
  • Pirates hungry for win against Polokwane City

  Cricket

  • Dalmiya’s death leaves cricket power vacuum
  • Profit-driven cricket bosses have ensured there can be no fairy-tale upsets
  • India bypass speedsters for Proteas Twenty20 duel
  • Rabada focuses on Proteas victory as tour to intimidating India looms

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