I2.2.54 :: Articles with reference to the relationship between Mbeki and big business: Multinational monitor, October 1996, Vol. 17, No 10 ‘Gambling with Mandela’s reputation’ by Patrick Bond [Sol Kerzner and the ANC]; source unknown ‘A party cannot buy me – Mbeki’; source unknown ‘Friendship no help for Sol’; source unknown ‘Mbeki invites Nafcoc to share concerns with govt’; ‘Nafcoc seeks laws to support black business’; source unknown ‘Mandela, Mbeki are hurting SA’; Business day, date unknown 1994 ‘Business applauds government’s ‘change of heart’ on privatisation’; source unknown ‘Mbeki tries to play marriage counsellor’ [National Economic Development and Labour Council summit in Midrand between government, business and labour]; Saturday Star, 24 February 2001 ‘Progress jeopardised by Mbeki’s ‘loony’ stance’; Mail and Guardian 20 March 1998 ‘Thabo to Don: ‘You’re looking good’ [state oil chief, Don Mkhwanazi]; Financial Mail, 30 May 2003 ‘Corporate SA comes to employment-creation party’; BR 10 September ‘Old Business is not all business’; Times Final, 9 April 1998 ‘Mbeki’s Camelot eludes the lords of business: Corporate SA would heed the government’s call to join the round table on transformation if it could find the way’; B+T Weekly, 31 May 1998? ‘SA’s future under Mbeki’; Financial Mail, 15 March 1996 ‘Business’s bold response to unemployment crisis’; The Star, 23 September 1998 ‘No confidence in confidence index’; Daily News, 6 August 2003 ‘How it all came about: Oppenheimers reveal background to their transformation plan’