The Mercury - 2017-03-29

• A lifetime fighting racism
• ‘Most difficult thing I ever had to do’
• Kathrada’s letter to Zuma asking him to resign
• Zuma might miss funeral
• Setback for Gordhan in Gupta court bid
• SAB invests R38.4m to help township taverns
• Goldberg remembers Kathrada
• A militant who was discipline­d, brave, dignified
• ‘He was able to do so much, and to do it selflessly’
• ‘The best possible tribute’
• Memorial held at Durban City Hall
• Transnet takes responsibi­lity
• Largest dinosaur tracks in Australia
• City reiterates zero tolerance on land invasions
• Prohibitio­n labelled ‘dangerous’
• ICC gets clean audit for third year running
• Sars critics demoralise staff, lower tax compliance
• SAB initiative helps needy pupils walk tall in new shoes
• EFF ‘playing politics’ on land
• Heist suspects can afford bail
• It’s now time to rest Kathy
• Loss of Kathrada immense
• Your views
• I never felt so depressed as to give up
• ‘All children became my children’
• It’s hard to find a partner, but even harder to keep one
• Science turns spinach– leaves into human heart tissue
• Bigfoot the legendary man-ape
• Ailing Mlangeni remembers friend Kathy
• A rare breed of leader who put South Africa above everything
• Sacking of Gordhan appears imminent
• Capitec has had a good year
• ‘In death you once more challenge people’
• A constructi­ve discourse is invited
• Radical socio-economic change will soon come into effect
• RADICAL ECONOMIC CONVERSATI­ONS
• Conditions for civils remain constraine­d
• Full transparen­cy for Tirisano Trust
• ‘Sin tax’ water gobblers, says Oxfam
• Life insurance claims are up
• Durban’s ICC grew event numbers by 14%
• Record maize crop
• Tesco is ready to pay $162m fraud fine
• Exports the answer as firms hunt dollars in forex-dry Nigeria
• Oranto to revive South Sudan’s oil industry
• Expect Cheetahs tricks at Newlands
• Durban Collegians, Westville off to a flier
• SA’s Murray the TSL wonder Down Under
• Can Janoobi handle step up in trip?
• Chelsea face their toughest transfer test yet if they want to keep Hazard
• The Leo-Diego debate
• Mashaba ‘behind times’
• United’s Europa back-up option
• Queiroz’s Iran close in on 2018 pass
• Sharks to test bite at altitude
• Wake-up call while we were sleeping
• Fort Ellis looms for Durban visitors
• Bafana’s got talent, but no new era just yet
• We can’t be friends, says India skipper
• App adds zap for spaza shop owners
• Graduates are out to excel
• Operationa­l efficiency in tough economic conditions
• Major bridge set to ease traffic concerns
• Put first things first when buying a home

The Mercury - 2017-03-28

The Mercury - 2017-03-30