The Mercury - 2017-04-07

• Anti-Zuma marches proceed
• Concern that legal trade of rhino horn could open the way for illegal trade
• Journey back to health
• Discipline key for Sharks
• Dbn 20/25 Pmb 17/23
• Gordhan declares ANC loyalty
• MEC credits coffee for his honours degree
• Calls for youth to guard Struggle
• Mayor slams illegal marches
• Newmarket Stables tenants facing eviction
• Zikalala spells out transforma­tion agenda
• Woman gets R30 000 fine for animal cruelty
• Facebook tool tackles fake news
• Putin’s ex lands on her feet, wealthy and with new husband and villa
• Transform residentia­l areas radically – Zuma
• Is Trump’s controvers­ial adviser’s star waning?
• Police will be ‘rough but legal’
• The world’s fourth-biggest Titanic model
• Accused in OR Tambo heist case used 14 names, six birth dates
• Cassini set for a final, selfless act
• Public helping to find Planet Nine
• Failed IVF treatment linked to heart disease
• Eat chocolate at Easter without feeling guilty
• Actress regrets son Instagram photo
• Is the Reserve Bank the next target?
• Economists are easily swayed, they should be nobody’s darling
• Why are political experts mainly men – and how can we change that?
• Raising our different voices in harmony
• Global fury at chemical weapons
• Should the church immerse itself in politics?
• Indian organisati­on helps open a whole new world for teen with disabiliti­es
• Odd little ads in TV Guide have given me fresh insight
• A simple trade-off
• South Africa is at a crossroads
• The war on terror has provoked and fuelled terrorism
• Bank shares fall on downgrade
• Eskom in talks over 37 IPP purchase agreements
• SA stands to lose $10bn in investment funds
• How race defines migrants’ encounters
• Imported gas – at a cost EDITOR’S NOTE
• Are marches really the only way to be heard?
• Bidcorp has claimed its stake in Spain
• Old Mutual selling share in Chinese JV
• Alexander Forbes in Sapiens tie-up
• Share price rises against weak rand
• Harmony soars as strike ends
• R1bn projects await Coega Developmen­t Corporatio­n
• Accusation of forex rigging lacks detail, say sources
• Cash-in-transit attacks ‘remain high on criminal agenda’
• Trump bid to regain some lost ground
• Border tax would hit 7 ‘Trump’ states
• China is importing oil from West Africa like never before
• Spurs enjoying the thrill of chasing down Blues
• It’s a bumper weekend of sport for your enjoyment – so enjoy
• Buccaneers seek redemption after defeat
• United seeking to take control in Liberia
• Atletico a Real test of Madrid’s title credential­s
• Big fish giving anglers a run for their money, it’s worth the battle
• ‘Easy’ Vettel shows his true mettle
• Le Clos sends out an early warning
• De Kock’s finger on the mend
• Players in seventh heaven as they prepare for battle
• What’s on in KZN
• Easter egg hunt at uShaka this month
• A topple off the workload and a tipple for the holidays
• Using non-prescripti­on medication for children

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