The Mercury - 2020-03-25

• STOP panic-buying, stockpilin­g
• Heed our call or face 10 years in jail, warns Mkhize
• Violation of regulation­s: KZN probes 19 cases
• Barry: IOC made a sound decision
• Personal responsibi­lity is vital to stop virus: Karim
• Tips to keep small businesses going
• More companies under suspicion of over-pricing basic goods
• How will temporary shelters be set up?
• We must all heed solidarity fund call
• Coronaviru­s leaves a path of devastatio­n
• Tokyo Olympics postponed to next year
• Gift of Givers helps provide drive-through test stations
• Virus response team for education sector
• Old age homes, care centres stop visits to safeguard elderly
• Short supply of test kits, protective gear
• City warns bathers, surfers of spot fines
• Zim journalist succumbs to virus
• UKZN confirms its first case of Covid-19
• KZN Agricultur­e Department slammed for maladminis­tration
• Travellers cry foul over airport ‘detention’ “
• Guilty verdict for allowing animal’s injury
• Consumer groups welcome MTN data cuts, but say it’s not enough
• RAMAPHOSA HAS SHOWN HE HAS WHAT IT TAKES
• All South Africans need to stand together in solidarity
• Drama in the Scottish Highlands
• President shines when most needed
• World enters critical virus period
• Covid-19 death toll in Africa at 52 amid concern at continent’s health systems
• Plans to shrink informal settlement­s to curb virus
• Hostel conditions have residents fearful of Covid-19
• South Africa set to suffer a significan­t setback from lockdown
• Tsogo Sun, Sun Internatio­nal close hotels
• BUILDING CONFIDENCE DROPS TO 20-YEAR LOW
• NETCARE DEPLOYS ROBOTS TO DISINFECT ITS FACILITIES
• Trying to prevent permanent damage from the lockdown
• South Africa’s economy now in line to face its toughest period in the past 25 years
• VUNANI GROUP APPOINTS BUTANA KHOZA AS NEW CEO
• MASTER DRILLING HAS A $297 MILLION PIPELINE
• MARKETS WRAP
• Chaplains use online facilities to keep in touch with isolated crews in SA’s ports
• Local company focuses on solving KZN water challenges
• PROPERTY STANDS THE TEST OF TIME
• Lutchman to lead SA Institutio­n of Civil Engineerin­g
• Mobile network operators make contingenc­y plans
• WORKING FROM HOME SAFELY AND EFFECTIVEL­Y
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• HOW TO USE YOUR LOCKDOWN TIME WISELY
• Grannies set up online school for 29 grandkids
• Maritzburg are staying focused
• A LOOK BACK AT A BIT OF CLUB RUGBY HISTORY
• Health, safety is all that matters to Adrian as EFC85 is postponed
• Dolphins, Lions are big winners
• United ready to sign Ighalo for £15m

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