The Mercury - 2018-06-13

• Fury over board visit to Las Vegas
• Mine puts profits before lives – claim
• EThekwini municipali­ty staff worked 4.5 million overtime hours
• Beast’s ton-up looms
• Making strides in luxury space design
• Addington’s oncology services revived
• Mabuza urges stepping up to end TB
• Teacher training targets missed
• SU and lobby groups in court over Afrikaans
• Sita set to unveil extent of graft
• ANC national leadership to intervene in KZN
• Navy told to rejig applicatio­n essentials
• Valuation audit complaints delay
• Substation­s at risk over Eskom strike
• The battle to save a broken Sars
• Hamas to blame for sacrificin­g innocent lives
• Protector must fall on her sword
• Looking back in time
• Ramadaan is an inspiring time of the year for all of us
• How TV show ‘Quantico’ unleashed hatred
• Radisson Blu to add 50 hotels to African suite
• SA needs a bold agenda, says IMF
• Transnet ‘did not co-operate’ on report
• DENUCLEARI­SATION
• CEF concern over gas shortage at Mossel Bay
• Rand volatility expected to return
• BRITISH AMERICAN TOBACCO
• SA haunted by a growing wealth imbalance
• The social, economic impact of migrating entreprene­urs
• Acquisitio­ns expected to lift Stor-Age distributi­ons growth
• Schroder banks on Europe’s ‘winning cities’
• Mantashe condemns 4 Kloof deaths
• Steinhoff gets added help from creditors
• Senegal gold processing ‘simple’
• Indian farmers sowing discord with ‘secret’ cotton seeds
• State marketing system ‘has cost Angolan mine millions’
• Oil surges amid disagreeme­nt over relaxing output curbs
• Investors focused on Fed’s policies
• Gadsby on the hunt with Gunner
• Bok lock Snyman knows he’ll be a marked man in second Test
• Brits’ inclusion seen as a masterstro­ke

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