The Mercury - 2017-06-19

• ‘All-white’ advert slammed
• HAND THEM THE GOOD NEWS
• Harsh findings on cancer patients’ rights welcomed
• Shooting ‘mistake’ leaves cop fighting for life
• BOKS: Jeers to cheers
• Youth must fight for economic power
• Support for hero firefighte­r
• Are lefties more gifted?
• Kally’s captured works
• KZN teen makes UN pledge to save seas
• VIP protection under scrutiny
• New mayor identifies water provision as priority
• Ace doesn’t do it for Mbalula
• Couple followed from airport, robbed, shot
• No shows and low pass rate
• Ballito desalinati­on plan assessed
• Public protector is the people’s watchdog to broaden services
• Self-love, not bans, will bring an end to black’s skin-bleaching syndrome
• It’s a way to escape from this existence ‘I once saw a guy get a whole R20 note from a motorist!’
• ‘I don’t want my daughter to see me on the street’
• ‘It hurts, but they give what is in their hearts’
• The younger generation are driving a new trend in voting patterns
• Boks and fans can be optimistic
• Today’s youth have made huge strides
• Fake smiles, friends abound in DA
• Dlamini Zuma will be next president
• Remember ANC liberation camp victims
• Much to change in SA besides name
• More needs to be done for our children
• Mr Winsome stakes his claim
• Lack of back-up at 10 a worry
• Godart, Nicole win in perfect Durban conditions
• Lions places up for grabs
• PLAYER RATINGS
• Les Bleus playing for honour in Ellis Park Test
• Junior Boks claim third
• Mignon hopes to inspire in WC quest
• A 63 at Erin Hills? Miller not buying it
• Unbeaten Manyonga leaps to another win
• Kolisi: we’ve started something new
• Pakistan have the last laugh
• 5 ways jeers have turned to cheers
• CSA take the show to London
• Gigaba enters fray over Mining Charter
• Mines, state on collision course
• NUM welcomes new Mining Charter
• JSE’s mining shares bloodbath
• INVESTMENT IN DOUBT
• Importance of BIT agreement observatio­n
• SHARE PRICE DOWN 60%
• Apple taking a bigger bite of television programmin­g
• CPI forecast at 5.4 percent for May
• Downgrades will dampen SA economy
• Demand exceeds supply in rental market
• Mining charter move hits resources
• Pound shaky as Brexit talks begin
• Goldman Sachs moving its staff to Frankfurt
• Qatari riyal trades below its dollar peg
• Bitcoin hits three-week low
• Avocado’s sweet side
• Avo cookies dipped in chocolate
• Avo and coconut ice cream
• Once more around the track
• Perry flops with purposeful pop
• This towering inferno

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