The Mercury - 2020-06-04

• Covid-19 hits the KZN economy hard
• Nurse’s 2 relatives succumb to virus, 5 others infected
• Advancing quest for spatial integratio­n
• Durban has lost pulse that throbs with excitement at its great events
• Name and shame taxi drivers who flout road and Covid-19 regulation­s
• Covid-19: No cinemas, concerts, joyrides etc
• Only business travel for now on aircraft
• Rape victim sues hospital for R50 million
• Monitor your children’s social media activities
• Mixed views on lockdown judgment
• ‘We were treated like children – we decided enough was enough’
• 4 000 more workers to join fight against Covid-19
• Covid-19 poses a greater risk for people with diabetes
• Flush with settlement cash, Brazilian states begin deforestat­ion fight
• ROLE OF LANGUAGE IN XENOPHOBIA
• Motshekga must make up her mind
• PLAY IDEAS TO KEEP YOUR PET ACTIVE AND ALERT
• How to read a recipe and avoid common cooking pitfalls
• Weighing the benefits of daily alcohol intake
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• FRANK STEWART BRIDGE
• Rand breaks psychologi­cal R17/$ level
• Increasing concern about the effects of lockdown
• World Bank warns 60 million could be pushed into extreme poverty
• WBHO toys with idea of shedding its Australian subsidiary Probuild
• Grit nets more than 80% of contracted rent in April, 76% for May
• EMERGING MARKETS
• Benni to have a word with Comitis
• Are the Clever Boys about to get a new owner to save them?
• SuperSport to conclude season with 20 players
• THE GLORY OF 95
• Netball SA president’s bold ambitions for World Cup

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