The Mercury - 2018-11-22

• Land expropriat­ion fight heads to court
• Fireworks over city’s R600 000 Diwali festival spending
• Rhinos will be extinct without legal horn trade
• Phil and Tiger in Vegas showdown
• Standard Bank launches mobile virtual network
• SA’s Suidlander­s brace for race war
• Rand sinks on inflation spike
• Unions must stop interferin­g in matters of cash-strapped SABC
• Who is actually giving a damn?
• Excitement builds before Black Friday
• Soni’s appeal applicatio­n postponed
• Agricultur­e in underspend­ing furore
• Government’s finances in shambles
• Morgue workers owed R100m in pay increases
• Chin churning up the Mtamvuna River
• Durban bereft of ballet and other things...
• Teacher lied about attire, say colleagues
• SIU points finger at Msunduzi officials
• Game ranger’s undying passion to save the rhino
• Market horn like diamonds: conservati­onist
• Landmark ruling on notice of protests
• ANCYL claims victory in entry-level jobs change
• KEY QUOTES FROM SUIDLANDER­S
• Questions remain over multimilli­on-rand fraud case
• Zuma’s affidavit will not help Tom Moyane
• Eskom ‘slowly turning the corner’
• No regional conference­s before polls – ANC
• ON THIS DAY IN HISTORY
• Plenty of promises, but still no checks on rampant corruption
• Laws put breach of online privacy in the crosshairs
• Now to act on damning testimony
• Aussie ‘no’ to UN migration pact
• Turkey slams Trump’s ‘comic stance’ on Khashoggi killing
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• FRANK STEWART BRIDGE
• Deteriorat­ing SOEs pose risk to economy – Makwetu
• Credit Ombud calls for shoppers to show some wisdom tomorrow |
• Lower-than-expected interim profit triggers 2% JSE fall for Sasol |
• UFO boosts Lewis Group as company flies higher |
• Medicine has to be taken to create a healthy economy
• 10-year-old Bitcoin gives investors little to cheer
• Saudi oil production said to surge to record
• Peregrine reaping benefits of offshore operations
• Gemgro pays higher dividends in A and B shares
• South Africa is falling behind world GDP fast
• Ocean’s economy has vast potential for wealth creation
• READER’S FORUM
• HOUSE OF CRONIES NOW ON BOARD
• HOW TO MAKE
• BROAD, BAIRSTOW IN FOR ENGLAND
• Stage is set for Front And Centre
• Pirates favourites to KO Chiefs in semi
• Nobody in South Africa can shoot like Motupa, says Hunt
• Bad and ugly for Bafana
• Klinger: Rocks need to stay positive
• THERE’S A DANGER THAT PROTEAS WILL STAGNATE
• Bongi is Malcolm’s biggest rival
• Bafana’s never-say-die attitude will be needed against Libya
• Heat outpunch plucky Spartans at Kingsmead
• New Disco to celebrate a sales milestone
• An AMG for the ‘sensible’
• New Datsun GO ups its game

The Mercury - 2018-11-21

The Mercury - 2018-11-23