The Mercury - 2019-05-24

• Zuma’s costly Stalingrad tactics
• Bitter news for sugar company workers
• Unisa probes exam paper leaks
• Father Lapsley speaks on Imam Haroon
• Cele calls for merger of SAPS, metro police
• Foschini online strategy pays off here and abroad
• Escalating trade war impacting on SA
• Challenge of building a new Cabinet
• It is Ramaphosa’s time to act decisively
• President, premier have much to sort out
• Before marrying someone with children Part 2
• N2 protest’s far-reaching consequenc­es
• Soldier in dock fires his legal team again
• In the battle of the thermostat, women win the war
• Samwu goes after corrupt officials
• Ward councillor denies RDP house graft
• This is the moment of truth
• Cops’ surprise ‘high-quality’ dagga bonanza
• Khumalo’s hike for education
• University honours Thuli Madonsela
• R2m defamation case facing work ‘gossiper’
• Gift of the Givers to be paid after all
• Two airlines ‘operating drug cartels in Nigeria’
• Unemployme­nt woes not correctly reflected
• Coca-Cola SA has cut sugar in drinks by 26% since imposition of levy
• Europe’s first eco-mosque invokes God to fight climate change
• New NCOP emphasises need to work together
• More arrests of Samwu leaders expected
• Senior official hid crucial papers
• ON THIS DAY MAY 24
• Lacklustre campaign blamed for Congress’s poll drubbing
• Journalist­s under fire in occupied Morocco
• CAPITALISM’S GAINS ARE ‘ELUSIVE’
• Thumbs-up to shelter for vulnerable
• HOW THE POLLS WORKED
• Call for help after Trump tantrum
• Modi gains ground in vote
• FRANK STEWART BRIDGE
• New veteran executive to help in Massmart recovery
• Kganyago forecasts a meagre 1% of growth for 2019
• SA Home Loans planning a course of action after kickback hearing |
• Looters at SA Express face theft charges
• Tsogo Sun hotel operations record a R59 million loss
• Afrimat’s diversific­ation has paid off and continues to support it in tough times
• Regulation changes at its Swiss entity hurt Mediclinic shares
• NEW GADGET TO REVEAL PEOPLE’S FEELINGS
• To hold a Huawei product is to hold a piece of history
• Could Qualcomm be forced to change its ways?
• TMT SECTOR IN AFRICA HAS BIG GROWTH PROSPECTS
• HCI revenue up 5.4 percent to R25.1 billion
• Proteas schooled in different scenarios
• Jane: Banyana can reach World Cup knockout stage
• WHAT’S ON PROTEAS WOMEN
• The long and wine road…
• Pairing wine with tech
• Curtain rises on revamped favourite
• More options for kids on TV

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