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<title>CIPRO problems being addressed and cheeky kulula gets red card from FIFA</title>
<description>Minister Rob Davies promises to get to the bottom of CIPRO problems. And kulula.com ruffles FIFA&#8217;s feathers with &#8220;this is not a 2010 World Cup ad&#8221;.</description>
<pubDate>19 March 2010</pubDate>
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<title>MWEB offers uncapped broadband and Sake24 sues Eskom</title>
<description>MWEB changes the face of broadband internet access by offering unlimited broadband packages. And Sake24 takes Eskom to court for refusing to reveal BHP Billiton&#8217;s price structure.</description>
<pubDate>18 March 2010</pubDate>
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<title>Aveng order book strong and CIPRO troubles</title>
<description>Aveng profits have slumped but its order book is still healthy. And CIPRO&#8217;s registration process and website access hit a wobble.</description>
<pubDate>17 March 2010</pubDate>
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<title>Cashbuild and Iliad profits drop but Property Market turns</title>
<description>The recession has dented both Cashbuild and Iliad&#8217;s earnings but the property market is preparing for a boom.</description>
<pubDate>16 March 2010</pubDate>
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<title>Rand gets strong with World Cup in sight and Clover stands alone again </title>
<description>Experts say the Rand will strengthen further as a result  of the World Cup. And,Clover and HCI split ways.</description>
<pubDate>15 March 2010</pubDate>
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<title>The World Cup and its economic benefits </title>
<description>Group Economist at Citi SA Jean Francois-Mercier,cautions South African businesses to remember that hosting a major sporting event accounts for only a small share of an economy's total activity. 

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<pubDate>12 March 2010</pubDate>
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<title>Bowcalf challenges Eskom and Old Mutual's strategy to reduce debt  </title>
<description>Bowcalf CEO Mike Brain is outraged at Eskom's pricing policy for industrial clients, and Old Mutual  CEO Julian Roberts announces the group's strategy to reduce debt.
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<pubDate>11 March 2010</pubDate>
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<title>Pick 'n Pay has a new chief and Metropolitan profits dip slightly</title>
<description>Gareth Ackerman steps up to the plate as Raymond Ackerman steps down. And consumer defaults and cancelled policies dent Metropolitan&#8217;s profits.</description>
<pubDate>10 March 2010</pubDate>
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<title>Milling probe goes to the Tribunal and Liberty International demerges</title>
<description>The Competition Commission finds evidence collusion into the milling industry and refers it to the Tribunal. And Liberty International splits its portfolio into two new companies.</description>
<pubDate>09 March 2010</pubDate>
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<title>Sasol profits slip and the JSE looks to Africa</title>
<description>Sasol&#8217;s future performance relies on the Rand as profits halve and the JSE boosted by renewed investor confidence.</description>
<pubDate>08 March 2010</pubDate>
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