The Mercury - 2018-03-23

• Plan to save Dbn beaches
• ‘Africa now set for decade of unbelievab­le growth’
• Lightning kills mom, three kids
• King’s son tells of his battle with TB
• Steps to be taken to help ailing Msunduzi
• Guptas face losing control of coal mine
• ‘National minimum wage will stimulate economy, stabilise labour’
• Why state picked up Zuma’s legal tab
• De Lille hearing delayed as panellist quits
• Party politics is crippling municipali­ties’ efficiency
• NSPCA inspects animals at Nkandla
• Bitter land dispute pits uncle against niece
• ‘Dead woman’ gets her life back
• Rock-throwing victim slips back into coma, still no arrests
• Rape accused ‘not racist’ but denied bail
• Zuckerberg reiterates obligation to privacy
• Regulating Facebook will not prevent data breaches
• TB infection controls not enough
• Least we forget victims of cost-cutting
• ‘Consumers funding Eskom corruption’
• ‘Spirit of the great heart’
• ‘Entirely inappropri­ate’, minister
• Elon Musk’s firm bids for airport rail system
• Google doodle for Japanese geochemist
• Cost me re-election – Sarkozy
• Land redistribu­tion is unavoidabl­e, must be done sensitivel­y
• Hawking left God out of the equation
• Fight for Palestine as we did at Sharpevill­e
• Puzzling DA caucus choice
• Revisit ex-leaders’ legal fees provision
• Mature and strategic ties
• SA must condemn Afrin humanitari­an law violations
• R10.4bn Transnet-South32 deal
• BMW issues strong warning on policy
• Holding thumbs to stave off downgrade
• Lessons to be learnt from your crisis of leadership
• The time has come for Africa’s digital currency – the Afro
• BAT directors get 5% pay increase
• Sephaku’s profit rises to R57.8m for the financial year
• Tencent sales hurt Naspers shares
• Teleology acquires Nigeria’s 9mobile
• Greenback’s third decline in four sessions
• Former Soros partner ‘farming’ in Russia
• Facebook boss Zuckerberg breaks his silence – but will it be enough?
• EU leaders meet to avert looming US trade war
• Something to give us a jolt
• Ruswahl stands out on a wonky night
• New attitude, new Pirates
• Nene is the man to beat
• Not a lot of fish around, time to hang with family
• Schools set to battle it out for top spot
• Rafapa, Mtholobi dominate
• Marais signs for Gloucester
• Elgar fights lone battle
• ‘Sharks ready for aerial bombardmen­t’
• Cross OVER

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