The Mercury - 2019-03-20

• ‘ We want the mastermind­s’
• EThekwini disaster management unit ‘compromisi­ng city’
• Bogus property developers scam people out of millions
• S&S Refinery was state-of-the-art, PIC inquiry hears
• Steinhoff probe far from over
• Unending battle against genuine land birthright­s
• Culture of violence to blame for tragedy
• Emotionall­y healthy behaviour
• Rescued lesser flamingos ‘in the pink’
• Eskom’s rolling blackouts are killing the economy
• NSPCA says Eskom is ignoring farm animals
• 29 000 eligible overseas voters – IEC
• Probe to resume in June
• Backing police strike ‘reckless’
• Department catering contract boost to job creation
• Brexit and the Monty Python factor
• Consumers making use of loyalty cards
• Rich man, poor man, beggar man, thief
• Coal forum’s case for interdict heard
• Zondi prepared to testify again after judge recusal
• Long wait for life-saving transplant­s
• Third of voters say no party represents their views
• With hate speech, words truly can kill
• We do not want your sort in office
• President’s train journey won’t change a thing
• All the wrong heads seem to have rolled
• Inscriptio­ns salute SA Struggle heroes
• Parties must obey rules or face ‘electoral castration’
• ‘Former minister exposed Denel to risks’
• Suitably qualified people should occupy critical posts – report
• ON THIS DAY MARCH 20
• Social media firms in spotlight
• Push for probe into massage parlour owner with alleged links to Trump
• ‘Whole villages submerged, bodies floating’
• Way out of darkness is to shine a light on ethical leadership
• POWER PLAY OVER AFRICA’S MARKET
• Capitalist Party launched to tackle SA’s woes
• Let’s accept we’re in for the long haul
• What it means to us…
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• Eskom may bypass procuremen­t practice
• Optimum Coal Mine to resume supply to Eskom after securing R1bn funding
• AMCU MANDATED TO SETTLE WITH SIBANYE-STILLWATER
• New darling palladium touches $1 600/ounce
• VR Laser SA deal had minimal benefit for Denel, state capture commission hears
• Impairment charge hits Hulamin group
• Sasfin announces an almost 60% rise in half-year profits
• Koko et al besmirched black excellence
• BUSINESS OF BUYING
• THE BEST THINGS IN LIFE ARE FREE
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD DOWN
• FRANK STEWART BRIDGE
• WOMEN AT THE JAZZ FESTIVAL WHO SERVE STYLE THEIR WAY
• Jackson family meltdown is in full effect
• Opensea can part the waters
• Euro 2020: Germany’s drastic measures
• Five talking points from the Bundesliga this past weekend
• WHAT’S ON GERMANY
• Raylen takes on the world’s best
• Athletes need to benefit ‘one way or the other’
• LAST GASP PENALTY BREAKS ROVERS’ HEARTS
• Pujara or Pant – Ganguly suggests
• Zlatan slams Class of 92 over Pogba comments
• Ferreira is released by the Hurricanes
• Barca ‘favourites’ to win Champions League
• Zungu chilling out with Bafana
• Sharks vow to work ‘10 percent harder’ against Rebels
• There’s a silver lining to chaos at Newlands
• Duster now in 4x4 flavour
• For the love of local business
• Makro to open state-of-the-art Cornubia store
• Tips for getting your business to go digital
• Giving entreprene­urs wings
• Giving spaza shop owners a financial helping hand
• Footwear manufactur­er set to take big step
• Agribusine­ss confidence levels improve
• Of fast cars and community commitment
• Smart tech not laced up
• PASSWORDS: ARE YOURS FOR SALE?
• Apple a day helps you call the doctor right away

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