The Mercury - 2020-05-22

• Electricit­y hikes, light load shedding are on the cards
• Landmark judgment allows single dads to register kids without moms’ presence
• Muslims appeal for Eid prayer concession
• Easing lockdown will put workers at risk
• Need to open ports as soon as possible
• SACP welcomes what Cuban doctors offer
• DA criticism of wage increase laughable
• Relief as interest rates are slashed
• 7 men gunned down execution-style
• Dirco facilitate­s repatriati­on of South Africans stranded abroad
• Land Bank confers with lenders on debt restructur­e after default
• Mkhize dismisses Gray’s claims
• Resistance to proposed reintroduc­tion of recycling tax
• New PM sworn in after murder drama
• Virus-tracking app plans hit setbacks “
• Swedish government pushes to criminalis­e and jail sex buyers
• SPORT IS AN ANTIDOTE TO FEAR, DESPAIR
• Resources stretched to the limit
• GLOBAL EYE
• China seizing the Covid-19 moment to increase influence
• We’ll keep the good cars coming, says Kia
• Dealers gear up for car buyers during Covid-19
• LOOK AFTER MENTAL HEALTH DURING LOCKDOWN
• Cancer claims: Johnson’s to stop baby powder sales in N America
• Eskom to sell assets to plug its debt hole
• Sale of Cell C assets to Gatsby approved subject to conditions
• SARB slashes country’s growth forecast again as pandemic weighs on economy
• Social, economic impact of Covid-19 pandemic takes toll on Investec
• Spar Group shares surge by more than 6%
• MARKETS WRAP
• FRANK STEWART BRIDGE
• Faeez: Fight to Fame is an opportunit­y of a lifetime
• Bright future for champion Tau
• Pollard: Playing the Lions would be like a dream come true
• Tennis Cares to assist coaches and officials
• Liverpool to lift EPL trophy in their old kit
• CSA to create ‘bio-bubble’ for Proteas
• Ronwen to lead Matsatsant­sa
• Win-win decision by Pieter-Steph

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