The Mercury - 2019-04-09

• Death knell for on-the-road fees?
• There is a sinister machinery working against us, says Ace
• Judge resigns from KZN Blind and Deaf Society
• Business owners urged to be vigilant
• Slow pace of structural reform stifles investment
• Former AYO executives testify
• Preparing for the Mad Hatter’s tea party
• Public servants must be held to account
• B-BBEE is harmful – it’s job reservatio­n
• How to deal with ‘nasty’ neighbours
• Ugly inside? Eventually it will show on outside
• No kidding! UK video labelled ‘patronisin­g’
• Focus on the real health care problem
• Health rights infringed in KZN
• British American Tobacco pledges R30m to fight illegal trade
• Alcohol evidence centre opens
• Dealing with teacher’s stress
• Young scientists to represent SA at showcase fair in Kenya
• Is it curtains for this soapie?
• Twenty-one injured in 3-vehicle collision
• UMkhuze lush despite repeated cycles of drought
• Scientists to unveil first picture of a black hole
• Sad state of Home Affairs lamented
• Summit to improve the lives of livestock farmers
• Zondo lays down law to state legal team
• PARTY A TO Z: Policies of BLF centre on land
• Anxious to vote for first time
• Khoi-San groups welcome commission
• Voters will punish ANC, says Phosa
• Mashaba again fails to visit protest-hit Alex
• Soldier killed in demonstrat­ions
• Uganda president assures tourists of improved security after kidnapping
• Netanyahu tries ‘scare tactics’ with voters
• French prime minister calls for tax cuts
• Modi alliance nears majority
• Deadlock keeps Brexit hanging in the balance
• Warplane attacks Tripoli airport
• Search for boats with fleeing Rohingya
• Jury selection starts in sex-slave case
• Mummy of ancient Egyptian high priest
• Study: Memory loss could be reversed
• Putin hosts Erdogan
• New policy commits scientists to engaging with the public
• ONLY A COALITION CAN UNSEAT THE ANC
• SA shot itself in the foot in Swat Challenge
• Eskom in breach of contract
• Don’t trust candidates? Don’t vote for party!
• DAYCARE: FIVE THINGS TO CONSIDER
• HOW TO MAKE COUSCOUS SALAD
• Pets may help boost health of older people
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• CODE CRACKER
• THE QUICKIE
• FRANK STEWART BRIDGE
• Yesterday’s solutions:
• Yesterday’s solutions:
• Yesterday’s solutions:
• Yesterday’s solutions:
• Pick n Pay shares rise on annual turnover growth of nearly 10%
• SA is experienci­ng net equity outflows
• STOCKS AND MARKETS PAGES 15 & 16 KHUMALO PUTS TWO ZIM MINES UNDER RESCUE
• FIRESTONE RECOVERS 72 CARAT YELLOW DIAMOND
• ‘MORE PRIVATE SECTOR INVOLVEMEN­T NEEDED’
• Internatio­nal Grain Council expects 14% decline in SA maize crop
• Namibia won’t drop existing currency peg with rand
• Anglo may scrap copper mine over ecology worry
• Dr Iqbal Survé questions SA reporting standards
• BUSINESS OF AGRICULTUR­E
• BUSINESS OF CAR-MAKING
• BUSINESS OF CRUDE OIL
• Sirius in €65.1 million acquisitio­n in a year
• Demise of 83 000 firms in 10 years
• Afrimat bids for Australia’s Universal Coal in diversific­ation drive
• Harmony Gold shines on JSE as precious metal prices climb
• BUSINESS OF HOSPITALIT­Y
• BUSINESS OF AGRICULTUR­E
• BUSINESS OF EDUCATION
• Now is the time to stand together and get African youth to work
• BUSINESS OF BREXIT
• Is it a matter of having to choose between pots and kettles?
• HOW TO STAY CLEAN
• Anani magic inspires Toti
• 2019 MASTERS WINNER? TOO CLOSE TO CALL
• Captain Of Stealth to take the salute
• Takingthep­eace is retiring to stud
• Son Heung-min is happy to be ‘home’
• Afcon part of a bigger goal, says Baxter
• Mosimane: Zwane reminds me of Iniesta
• Klopp confident Van Dijk will be ready
• Conners’ crazy qualificat­ion
• Can Rose rise to the occasion?
• WHAT’S ON KG
• WHAT’S ON BOXING
• WHAT’S ON BOXING
• Pique returns to Old Trafford ...
• Townsend hails Rose for speaking against racism
• Desiree is looking for the turnover
• Sharks expecting a derby-type game against the Jaguares
• Benni urges City to keep hold of Teko
• NEW PLAN PUTS PROFITS AHEAD OF PLAYER HEALTH
• Backs against wall Cape franchise confident their luck will turn
• WHAT’S ON TENNIS

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