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/ 10 September 2003

DA questions timing of rate cut

The Democratic Alliance and the New National Party have reacted to the announcement by the South African Reserve Bank of a 1% cut in the repo rate. A scheduled meeting of the bank’s monetary policy committee was pre-empted by the repo-rate meeting on Wednesday.
<li><a class=’standardtextsmall’ href="http://www.mg.co.za/Content/l3.asp?ao=20291">FNB joins Standard, Absa in cutting rates</a>
<li><a class=’standardtextsmall’ href="http://www.mg.co.za/Content/l3.asp?ao=20288">Reserve bank cuts rate</a>

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/ 10 September 2003

Joint bid for Nail

A consortium comprising South African media groups Caxton and CTP Publishers, Johncom and Kagiso Media confirmed on Wednesday that it is participating in and is the preferred bidder in the tender process that has been announced by New Africa Investments Limited.

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/ 10 September 2003

Resources lead JSE’s retreat

Resources were leading the JSE Securities Exchange (JSE) into the red in noon trade on Wednesday after Dresdner KW downgraded the mining sector to "underweight" from "neutral". However, weakness on the local bourse was widespread as players took profits on the back of softer world markets.

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/ 10 September 2003

What media makes of the elections

Elections are still many months away, yet political jostling is well underway and media is already deeply implicated. Do you know if the coming poll will be about the politicians or the citizens, and what role media may play in this? And, a related issue, do you know that 11 million South Africans won’t vote unless media (and others) can change the status quo in voter registration?