The Mercury - 2017-04-28

• Zuma vows transforma­tion in tourism, business
• WEF is a chance to woo investors
• South Africa’s #T20 Global Destinatio­n League almost here
• Real Sharks have to stand up
• Weekend style
• Judge’s case for damages nears end
• Perfect timing for local hotels
• SA is open for business
• Nzuza has full ANC backing
• Rival union marches spark fears
• Zimbabwe’s ambassador ‘unhappy’ with Mbalula
• Minister to face MPs over nukes
• Councillor­s want more overseas trips
• Anger over city building rent
• Footnotes in a patriarcha­l narrative
• Shoot poachers on sight, says conservati­onist Jonathan Scott
• Current crisis recalls the past and a need for national dialogue
• Cassini’s first dive between Saturn and its rings successful, says Nasa
• African activist wins Children’s Nobel Prize
• Stop the school transport carnage
• Pull together to ensure better ties between all communitie­s in SA
• Comfort eating is triggered by nurture, not nature
• ‘Diet’ foods can make you fat, says US study
• Take a walk, stay smart
• Beware of omens of Arab Spring on local shores
• Quit corruption and deliver
• Can Saftu break the mould?
• Reclaiming the Republic by working together
• Bayern are looking to bounce back
• Madrid face a Real test against Valencia
• More than bragging on the line
• Lions are staying grounded
• Pirates need to up their game – Kjell
• Hoffman is the man to beat
• Clever Boys’ Hunt at his Wits end
• Crusaders wary of whipping boys Cheetahs backlash
• Defeat not a scary thing
• Wind of change hit the high seas
• Vettel Russian to end Mercedes’ dominance of Sochi Grand Prix
• Bouchard blasts WTA over Maria’s return
• ICC even up the money
• Larsen: Arrows must focus on Downs
• Oakbay immune to court ruling
• Implats boss upbeat despite challenges
• China opens investment corporatio­n
• Fuel price rise adds to downgrade woes
• We have the capacity to drive regional economic growth
• AFRICA IS ON THE GO
• The continent must not lose the momentum of its growth
• GREAT IDEAS
• Vunani aspires to be top financial services group
• Building communitie­s for change
• Important to think globally, says Khalid Abdulla of AEEI
• Bourse gains for third session in a row
• Trump rethink on merit of Nafta accord
• Hermes hires more workers
• Business mood rebounds to a 3-month high
• The winning recipe in ‘Furious’ films
• Gunn keen on bigger ‘Galaxy’
• ‘Star Wars: Episode IX’ set for May 2019
• A reason to say ‘cheese’
• Memoir with terroir leaves flinty after-taste
• Here’s a test of character
• M4 CS fills the gap
• Ranger finds its dark side
• Renault puts more pep in Clio’s step
• Meet the coolest Santa Fe on Earth
• Mercedes sharpens its F1 defensive
• Marc Marquez proves he’s still the Texas sheriff
• Clay pots overflow with spirituali­ty, tradition, skill
• KZN’s Top 10 Trail and Hiking Destinatio­ns for 2017
• ON CIRCUIT

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