The Mercury - 2017-05-15

• City ditches housing firm
• Floods, gales and snow
• Cope plan to block Molefe’s return to work at Eskom
• The Mercury is on the rise
• Blitzboks are the champions
• SA’s worst maritime disaster remembered
• DA discipline complaint
• ‘Focus on your own problems’
• Sadtu in KZN throws their weight behind Ramaphosa
• Sanco in KZN backs Cyril for president
• National Health Insurance to go ahead ‘no matter what’
• Dad finds teacher’s ‘sex pest texts’
• Charred body of yet another girl found
• Durban schoolboys ‘beat man’
• The case against Ramaphosa
• SACP ‘the ANC’s unwanted stepchild’
• Radebe calls for joint efforts in corruption fight
• City’s urgent need for RDP houses and backlog clearance
• Let’s show not all men are trash
• Pro-nuclear costs are misleading
• Dams still being managed as water alternativ­es sought
• Please let’s take care of these new, world-class People’s Trains
• We are natural partners in so many spheres
• Global rush to fix computers
• La Favourari to the fore
• Hamilton surges to victory
• Records look set to tumble at this year’s Comrades
• Manyonga shows his class with win
• Spurs sign off at White Hart Lane in style and secure second
• High-flying Lions have sights set on top spot
• ‘Defence key for Baroka’
• Marais finds positives in loss
• De Kock won’t be easing up
• KZN’s AmaZulu, Eagles miss out on play-off spots
• Kings deserved their victory over Sharks – Du Preez
• Maharaj making a splash
• China launches new Silk Road plan as ‘path of peace’
• RMI buys stake in British insurer
• SA cars industry is driving ahead
• BRIAN MOLEFE’S RETURN TO POWER
• ARCELORMIT­TAL COST CUTTING
• Will the Great Coal Scam now continue at Eskom?
• ECONOMIC DIARY MAY 15 - 19
• READERS’ FORUM
• Barclays ready to sell 16% of its Africa unit
• Life Healthcare has big expansion plans
• Business Report was the proud media partner of the Conscious Companies event
• Anton Rupert introduces young leadership to the Richemont board
• It is now timeous to have Conscious Companies Awards
• Share markets await data for direction
• G7 pledge more inclusive global growth
• Zim companies reduce borrowing to pay their foreign debt – Barclays
• Trump’s growth plan will mostly benefit the rich
• Stringing them along
• Memories of the Golden Mile

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