The Mercury - 2017-06-26

• Rating agencies ‘gun’ for Zuma
• Hlaudi wants to be president – but not just yet
• PAKISTAN: Oil tanker inferno
• 7 KZN athletes for World Transplant games in Spain
• DA challenges Mbali probe
• Dlamini Zuma calls for new ways of thinking
• DA’s focus on 2019 strategy
• Shutdown plan denied
• Prestigiou­s award for Kloof student
• Man loses bid against Wesbank
• Rhino slaying at Lion Park pushes province’s toll up to 128
• No show by Home Affairs’ workers
• Cancer drugs’ cost kills
• Potty throne among loo exhibit
• Doctor arrested over baby’s circumcisi­on
• Jail, don’t blacklist tender fraudsters
• Kay Moonsamy’s commitment to the Struggle will never be forgotten
• Judgment a victory for constituti­onal democracy
• Rise against state capture
• Govt mantra should be: Jobs, more jobs!
• Giving is height of service to humanity
• Youth Month should celebrate
• Competing notions of accountabi­lity prevail
• Leaders must prepare for a new era
• Scores die gathering fuel as crashed tanker explodes
• The Conglomera­te is on song
• Sandes takes the Western States 100 miler crown
• Fifa probing dope charges
• It’s my best day ever – Etzebeth
• Gatland lashes out at All Blacks over tactics targeting Murray’s legs
• Jonevret ready to double efforts
• Kvitova, Federer find form
• Wallabies not fit enough to compete – Aussie skipper Moore
• AB contemplat­es the future
• Ismail the hero in World Cup opener
• Boks are back and on the charge
• Ricciardo wins incident-filled Grand Prix
• Proteas splutter on to Test series
• Tegeta fine ‘an Eskom issue’
• Challenge to the Reserve Bank is questioned
• New group formed in wake of Mining Charter
• Sugar workers to strike over wage offer
• CHINA DEVELOPMEN­T BANK
• Bulls and the bears are fighting it out
• DRI VER FOR CHANGE
• Steady recovery of SA market in the course of last week
• DIARY JUNE 26 - JUNE 30
• Jaw-jaw is better than war-war
• WBHO acquires stake in the British market
• Indluplace enters KZN market in R43m deal
• There are some real bargains out there to pick up
• Avian flu may inflict R1.2bn damage
• Bucking the trend, making a success
• Minister talks of SOE turnaround
• SHARE WATCH
• Steady rand, inflation rate boost stocks
• US bear market and oil supply glut dampen investor spirit
• US blocks Brazilian beef from entering
• Bumper US equity gains are reversed
• Calling all young actors
• Save the whale – frighten your aunt

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