The Mercury - 2020-06-05

• 9 senior cops and 6 business owners arrested
• M4 to reopen next week after R45m repairs
• Cabinet to appeal regulation­s ruling, extends State of Disaster until July 15
• Missing PPE has been found
• Education MEC unpacks R57bn budget
• No post for top nursing student
• UThukela municipali­ty plans to spend R20.4m on security challenged
• Grieving family given wrong body to bury
• Homeless still waiting for special grant
• Request for another firearms amnesty
• First prisoner tests positive in KZN
• Cele seeks leave to appeal parts of Khosa high court judgment
• Volt Africa strikes twice at prestigiou­s Global Media Awards competitio­n
• Judgment confirms disconnect between rules and our rights
• Floyd’s killing by the police a microcosm of a world problem
• PUBLIC WORKS PLANS TO BOOST THE ECONOMY
• Put human rights at core of decision-making
• WHY AREN’T YOU BROWN LIKE ME?
• HOW TO MAKE CRACKERS
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• Fitch lauds SA for its macro policy response
• Insurers urged to share policy wording
• Eastplats remains wary despite rise in revenue
• US riots highlight the double standards in restoring peace
• Oceana growth offset by decline in Daybrook’s profit
• Coca-Cola lets 8 000 ‘taste the feeling’ of its shares
• Union puts restraint on Village Main Reef retrenchme­nt plan in bid to seek fairness
• MARKETS WRAP
• Mahindra Pik Up ready to ruffle some feathers
• Cycling SA forges into new territory
• How I ended up boogying with Lomu at his wedding to Rutter
• Major sponsor calls time on PSL partnershi­p
• Nonsensica­l rules preventing golf from restarting
• Gatland welcomes return of ‘ageing’ legend Carter
• ‘If there is any club that wants to buy Billiat, they must go to Amakhosi and buy him’

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