The Mercury - 2019-10-02

• Alarm at sexual violence at schools
• Ramaphosa launches forum to clean up health sector
• Ugu still struggling to pump fresh water
• KZN woman held in Mauritius for smuggling heroin
• KZN aims for above 80% matric pass rate
• Durban and the Gandhi effect
• Bongi is rewarded for top form
• Manufactur­ing activity at 10-year low
• Youth still upbeat despite poor odds
• Old fossil fuels young challenger’s heat
• Successful weekend for Amajuba police cluster
• It wasn’t even difficult, says examiner after high failure rate
• ‘No more remote control managers’
• A modern approach to African wild dog conservati­on
• Pupil protest over principal ‘unacceptab­le’ – unions
• Rooibos bra to make a storm in A-G cup for Cansa fight
• Groundbrea­king recruitmen­t plan
• Meghan backs women’s transforma­tion
• Bosses ‘used safe houses to entertain family, friends’
• #DBF21 GIVES EMERGING BUSINESSES A MAJOR BOOST
• Pro-life doctor, council in deadline dispute
• Politician vows to make a difference – at age 100
• Home Affairs flagged for wasting millions
• EFF makes Sars rogue unit report public
• Post Office ‘has turnaround strategy to reduce loss’
• Mass repatriati­on of refugees fuels fears
• Media should rid itself of tainted journalist­s
• MEANING OF CHINA’S 70TH ANNIVERSAR­Y
• Worrying health care sector trends
• UK about to reveal Brexit hand
• African leaders at UN stress need for Israel to quit occupation of Palestine
• PIC’s Marcus was a Steinhoff ‘beneficiar­y’
• MNANGAGWA PROMISES ZIM CASH FLOW REMEDIES
• Amcu says internal dispute resolution­s in platinum sector have been exhausted
• Fitch downgrade pushes Eskom further into junk
• Vehicle sales figures in S Africa continue their downward trend
• Nissan’s SUV line may leave the UK in no-deal Brexit
• Airbnb’s is on an unconventi­onal path to the public markets
• JSE fires a warning shot at Blue Label
• Embattled Steinhoff set to appoint new external auditors to replace Deloitte
• THE MBA TOUR – A STEPPING STONE TO FURTHER PERSONAL AND CAREER ADVANCEMEN­TS
• Lonfin’s investment value declines by a hefty 28.64%
• Lots of jobs in SA but no skilled workers
• Sea change for policymake­rs of small-scale fisheries
• Will it be a ‘goldmine’ for hedge funds?
• Anti-rape devices and misconcept­ions
• FRANK STEWART BRIDGE
• Greyville not for the faint-hearted
• Du Plessis excited to nurture next generation
• Treatment of Pacific Island nations is shameful
• Erasmus explains Bok selection
• WHAT’S ON ENGLAND’S FORM
• Australia crowned Surf Rescue Challenge champs
• Maritzburg target home double
• Red Devils must be more ruthless
• Liverpool ready for Salzburg
• Eymael back in the hunt
• Proteas job ‘is not going to be easy’
• City is the new darling of global investors
• Tech incubator wins internatio­nal recognitio­n
• Seda boost for local incubation space
• Hone your managerial skills and critical thinking at UKZN’S Graduate School of Business and Leadership

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