The Mercury - 2017-05-16

• Eskom sticks by Molefe
• Court argument favours Parliament over motion vote
• Rain eases drought, causes damage
• Protest over judicial overeach
• The mother of Mother's Day
• Juan-shot lead at Mowbry
• Letter to Karabo’s family fails to ease pain
• SA sex survey reveals multiple partners and condom use
• Better tourism through technology
• Brazil foreign minister to strengthen ties
• Suspects in UKZN Med School scandal out on R40 000 bail
• Girlfriend tells of TV star’s final moments
• Human evolution still makes way for God’s work
• Bring relief to homeless
• Let’s teach children values
• Has our constituti­on effected real change?
• Seeing past the Coligny protests
• ‘Nabarro the best candidate to lead WHO’
• Airports in Nigeria on high alert
• Elusive Silva proven on soft going
• Bulls up against it at Ellis Park
• Classy women’s field will be vying with Wostmann for Comrades honours
• ‘I’m here to take Bolt’s place’
• Rain puts a dampener on ‘Districts’ party
• Snyman praises management team
• Games criteria changed
• Gatland asks Warburton to skip Blues
• Gunners chase top four
• It’s a tough one against Arrows, admits City’s Seedat
• Testing time for Pak cricket
• A Real force of nature
• Suné ready to cut Luus and win Women’s World Cup trophy
• Sharapova books a ticket to Wimbledon qualifier
• Du Preez at a loss for words
• Morris upbeat about Proteas’ chances
• Coetzee’s Springbok watch starts now
• The man with the plans
• Federer withdraws from French Open
• CA’s been Warnered
• SAA projects loss of R853m
• Vodacom launches Thetha Nathi app
• Molefe puts plant closures on hold
• R1.5bn Standard Bank loan to refurbish Zim power plants
• Sights are firmly set on East Africa
• Malusi Gigaba talks on responsibl­e leadership
• Reflecting the good, the bad and the ugly of life in SA
• INSIDE STATISTICS
• Cyril Ramaphosa has not come clean over Marikana
• Controllin­g stake in Saham Finances
• Imports a threat to Astral workers
• Barloworld looking to diversify its portfolio
• Sappi’s shift in strategy is paying off
• Calgro 40 000 rental unit project on track
• SA’s downgrades should not deter more investment
• Balwin Properties expands to KZN market
• Lonmin to relocate its head office to Marikana R14.4bn
• Lonmin falls 11% on lower production
• Cyber attack a wake-up call to all
• Prospects slim for pay increases in Britain
• Emerging markets start week on a high
• Largest online extortion to date
• Vulgar film for vulgar times
• Something up his sleeve

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