The Mercury - 2017-05-26

• Effluent plant raises stink
• IT’S AFRICA’S TIME
• Building begins on R1.5bn KwaDukuza shopping centre
• Fossil expo opens
• Moody SA derby
• IFP's Nquthu landslide
• ‘Lifers’ in parole bid
• President acts over Molefe debacle
• Young Africans must rebuild – Cyril
• Defence budget shows decline
• Parliament keen to scrutinise party funds
• DStv to pay R180m in penalties for price fixing
• Missing girl raped and strangled
• Cato Manor Museum to open on Sunday
• Team to probe KZN killings
• Pathologis­t details brutal axe wounds
• Export of baby ellies slammed
• Ostrich rides no longer popular with tourists
• A big shot in the arm for poorer countries?
• IFP celebrates after thrashing the ANC in Nquthu election
• Age no longer matters as IS seeks to maximise killing young people
• Bomb exposed barbarism of fundamenta­list Islam
• Time for a review
• The DA won’t ‘like’ its dilemma
• Reassessin­g a business legend
• Working to end HIV by empowering young women
• More money flows out than in
• Vettel in fine fettle for tough street fight
• Backing my Gooners to give Chelsea the blues
• Southgate leaves Rooney out of squad
• Last chance for Luis Enrique
• Lions will be a test for Cronje
• Mitchell the new sheriff at Loftus
• Anglers are looking to reign while the wind and rain stays away
• Player management 101
• Top-eight scramble, drop zone jitters …
• Batsmen need to score tons – Amla
• SARB takes a cautious stance
• Patel announces R1.5bn steel competitiv­eness fund
• Faster-than-expected drop in PPI inflation
• TFG buys RAG in Australia for R3bn
• A NEW OPERATING MODEL
• CONTENT IS KING
• Old Mutual may have to touch UK cash reserves in its break-up deals
• Home talent Pattison to lead
• I believe in rich, meaningful content which puts good storytelli­ng first
• The BBC congratula­tes Africa’s black excellence
• Quiet paradigm shift in Africa
• Weaker dollar comes to rand’s rescue
• Alternativ­e Investment­s Review 2017
• Extension for Opec production limits
• Meeting Africa’s socio economic needs
• Be careful: you can overdose on vitamin supplement­s
• It’s home derby time
• Durban hosts the Zakifo Music Festival
• We asked some of Durban’s top Shisanyama owners about their patron pet peeves
• Four common mistakes people need to stop making at shisanyama­s
• Functional pieces find fine form in ceramics exhibition
• What feeds comfort eating?
• Green shares his recipes to success
• Greens Royal Recipes
• Dressing celebs for big occasions

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