The Mercury - 2016-04-29

• Kenya to torch ivory, rhino horn by the ton
• Hawks boss to be charged?
• Nhleko ‘ignored complaint’
• Maritzburg taps dry by day as reservoirs empty
• Make trade legal & save lives
• Jenner takes on Trump over restroom debate
• The best sports bra for Comrades
• Pinky’s living her dream
• ANC defends R8.5m for series
• Chinese businessme­n ‘buying up township shops’
• FLAVOUR IS THE RECIPE FOR LOVE
• Judge President Jappie backs Mogoeng
• ANC asks ethics body to act against Malema for war talk
• Cosatu lashes ‘armchair activists’
• SBV Services admits buying spy device from suspended intelligen­ce cop
• No bail for rabbi accused of sex crime
• Worm may be key to curbing HIV
• Seeing results of eye care donations
• Date now set for Krejcir murder trial
• Cleric tells of ‘demons’
• ‘Black widow’ dodges life sentence for double killing
• Dad who killed 4 sons awaits sentence
• Cape braces for wind, rain and snow
• My son felt unloved …
• Celebratin­g five years of Ballito Autohaus and 36 years of success with BMW
• Airstrikes on hospital kill 30
• ‘Mistakes’ led to hospital attack
• ‘Don’t judge us, we are human beings just like you’
• The Oobah bird
• Mbalula – how genuine is this censure?
• Zuma’s Iran visit about putting extra ‘i’ in Brics
• Ping! This doesn’t get me to sing
• The game is on
• Bold new path
• Today could be race decider
• Can Rosberg end Hamilton’s Russia GP dominance?
• Huge game for Maritzburg
• Westerlies, huge swells make it difficult
• Schmeichel ready to step out of his dad’s shadow at Old Trafford
• Sharks ‘want to play, not tackle’
• Otto roars back to form with 63
• Sakho suspended
• Bad loans pile up woes for Barclays Africa
• Fed decision adds lustre to gold stocks
• Government set to extend Fuzile’s term
• Freedom to halt shares disposal
• TRIMMING EXCESS FAT
• Better SA possible if youth receive the support they need
• Treasury coax top procuremen­t officer to stay on
• Fed offers little in way of guidance for future
• Bored Panda causes hilarity online with pointless signs
• Schroder intent on growing its portfolio
• Steinhoff bows out of bidding war for Darty
• Coronation to scale back on ADvTECH
• Private equity exits in Africa reach record
• Investors pile into SA government bonds
• Showcasing
• SA farmers to step up investment­s in ‘priority destinatio­ns’
• JSE inches up, boosted by mining shares
• Abbott agrees to buy St Jude Medical
• Americans’ love of SUVs underpins Ford’s results
• Sony posts quarterly loss, delays forecast
• Facebook breaks no sweat as it takes over world
• ART IN THE PARK
• For Margate
• Pleasures of a ‘pop up’ at party spot Pintxada
• Pull out those winter woolies and a good bottle of port
• Abashiri chasing Triple Crown

The Mercury - 2016-04-28

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