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Sunday: 06 February, 2000 Mbeki sets agenda for jobs-driven economic reform THABO KOBOKOANE President promises changes to labour laws, but falls short on privatisation Get ready for more ups and downs on world stock markets LEIGH ROBERTS Investors hold on to your hats. The stock markets of the world have been on a wild ride and are likely to continue their mad rise and fall for the rest of the year Search the Site Look for any article in the curent issue, or access our archive of more than three years' worth of top business information. Search for: This week... Seen The Sunday Times online? Get leading coverage from every corner of the nation on politics, sport, news, lifestyle, travel, and arts and entertainment. Money Guides For info on Portfolio Investments; Investing offshore; Entrepreneurship and many more visit our Money Guides section. Find a company in our Corporate Compendium We're thilled that you love our new Corporate Compendium service. With more than 650 of South Africa's listed companies profiled here (and more added every week), find the one you want in a flash. Enter the name of the company you are looking for and click on Search. Company name: Resources & Services Online Resources Currency converter Consumer contacts 1999 Sport calendar Find a job Find a school Get out of debt Plan your estate Invest wisely Do your taxes Get legal wise Labour law and you Manage your property Your car and you Health watch Demutualisation watch Invest offshore Emigrate easily Columnists Technology talk The Good Life Cheap Thrills Go Gardening Services About this site Search this site Contact us Talk to other users E-mail subscriptions Advertise in print Our Network Sunday Times Business Times Big Break Times Media Limited disclaims all liability for any loss, damage, injury or expense however caused, arising from the use of or reliance upon, in any manner, the information provided through this service and does not warrant the truth, accuracy or completeness of the information provided. © Times Media Ltd, 1996-1997 Full Site Index Affirmative action row erupts over Armscor CE Mbeki sets agenda for jobs-driven economic reform Pilot rail concession plan hits buffers Stronger exports boost trade figures Great Lakes region lures businesses to test waters Business sector shows signs of growth Free State starts online university UK and France back SA Investec waiting on Nedcor-Stanbic SAA chief denies he wants to bail out From colonial to global in Africa Race for SA skies among mega-airlines Little-known SA company in race to buy Dome Little-known SA company in race to buy Dome Transnet to lose another executive Converters cashing in on more SA stores Metropolitan in secret merger talks Whitewash after R90m is wasted in corporate cock-up De Beers will pay R3.72bn to Avmin Metorex is great value THE WEEK AHEAD No story this week Gold gets a rush to the head in volatile week of trading Market tests soothsayers to the limit Get ready for more ups and downs on world stock markets Discovery bows out of insurance row Unit Trust: GUARDBANK CAPITAL FOCUS FUND Top fund manager modest on brilliant run Provident funds more flexible at retirement Keep down share sales to avoid capital gains tax See to your tax woes without a consultant FSB steps in to curb lapses and surrenders How best to hold offshore assets Cashbox Big shunting job for Jakavula at Spoornet Spoil your Valentine with the click of a finger People on the Move People on the Move People on the Move People on the Move People on the Move No story this week Make investors feel that Cape is the place to have a home Companies cannot be ordered to create jobs BRIEFCASE Labouring under illusions and false prophecies Defending the right to whine No story this week