The Mercury - 2019-05-23

• Ramaphosa pledges to act in the interest of SA
• Zikalala pays respects to predecesso­rs
• Mabuza’s decision stirs speculatio­n, hope
• Proteas preparing for defining moments
• Lewis Group lifts revenue and sales growth with its turnaround
• Water utility names new chief executive
• City’s move to help the homeless
• Sasol shares dive after revised costs
• Profiling methods used by medical aid schemes are unethical
• Don’t let the law be a scoundrel’s refuge
• Purge the rot from eThekwini and KZN
• PP’s problem seems to be her incapacity
• Family seeks answers after officer killed
• Police officers ‘kidnapped’ Phoenix man, court hears
• N2 protest: police use teargas to disperse crowds
• R560 000 for scarred child
• Let’s copy that Spanish town
• Workers in Estcourt face salary freeze
• Please don’t put my father away, pleads wife murderer’s daughter
• Boy, 9, died from multiple injuries after beating at school
• Clear your medicine cabinet to eliminate unforeseen dangers
• New name for Hoërskool HF Verwoerd
• Teens to fly Cape to Cairo in a plane they assembled
• Ex-Cosatu leader loses court bid
• Re-elected premier admits Health Department a shambles
• PIC bosses ‘reported to Hawks’
• ON THIS DAY MAY 23
• Restoring Africa’s relationsh­ip with land will save water
• WE SHOULD ALL BE AGENTS OF CHANGE
• Let’s use Africa Day to increase cross-border trade
• Time for a fresh start
• All eyes on far-right euroscepti­cs in poll
• May makes ‘last chance’ appeal to Labour’s Corbyn to back Brexit deal
• Pope decries trials of Catholics in China
• HUSH, LITTLE BABY, DON’T YOU CRY
• FRANK STEWART BRIDGE
• Consumer prices in SA surprise on downside
• MTN closer to settling dispute in Nigeria
• MINERALS COUNCIL
• Maponya itching for his day at commission
• Some Asian shops shun Huawei trade-ins
• BHP Group ‘has no appetite for growth in coal’
• Tiger Brands cuts dividend by 15 percent
• Dipula Income lifts earnings 19%
• Election passes with no cause for concern
• The riddle of the eye of the needle
• Next stage in global business is probably a recession
• Zimbabwe: The smoking gun of Africa
• BAN COULD COST 21% OF EARNINGS
• BUSINESS OF ONLINE SHOPPING
• Caprera is not just an island
• Maritzburg are one victory away from securing PSL status
• Stirred-up emotions in Monaco
• Sharks will not be putting themselves under pressure
• Geduld continues to weather the Sevens storm
• SA WOMEN’S CHAMPIONS CROWNED
• Downs must top up quality to master North Africans
• #CWC2019: The contenders
• Vilakazi is still going strong
• Aguero recalled to Argentina squad
• Proteas look to win their first World Cup medal in 24 years
• CRICKET PROTEAS WOMEN
• HURACAN PERFORMANT­E A RAGING BULL
• FORD’S RANGER READY TO RUMBLE
• FULLBLOOD NISSAN NAVARA
• BABY RR VELAR HAS ARRIVED
• The Hiace is back, but not as you remember it

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