The Mercury - 2020-08-19

• Ezemvelo board gets suspended
• Stage 2 load shedding as KZN braces for cold front
• Concern for matrics as teachers stay off
• Chief whip’s salary docked after video shows her serving alcohol
• CSA have some explaining to do
• Durbanites stock up as booze ban lifts
• Call for interventi­on in Mozambique insurgency
• PPC shares on the rise after profit understate­ment
• Far away, a scary drama unfolds
• Freedom fighter Paul David leaves inspiring legacy of courage
• Racism is ‘elephant in room’ in cricket
• School handover a reason to be cheerful
• Graft, rigid quotas behind meltdown
• Ample proof there’s light at end of tunnel
• Call for NSFAS to implement strong vetting
• Fears of further kidnapping­s raised in bail bid in Munsamy case
• Call to improve municipali­ty air quality before it hits ‘crisis levels’
• Biggest club remains closed despite eased regulation­s
• NPA had 6.5% conviction rate for 20 000 lockdown cases
• Second vaccine trial starts at Wits
• Soldiers in apparent mutiny
• How women have to contend with masculinit­y of power
• Vital to revive internatio­nal travel
• MAKING VIRTUAL BABY SHOWERS MEMORABLE
• 10 unhealthy foods to avoid
• Reopening of economy might prevent slide off fiscal cliff
• MUSK NOW THE FOURTHRICH­EST IN THE WORLD
• Virus’s effect on health, financial well-being to impact on insurance
• Dollar weakness has gold sparkling
• Charges against Impala chief Munroe dropped
• BHP READY TO SELL ITS STAKE IN BASS STRAIT OIL
• MARKETS WRAP
• Pitso: It looks like the title is going
• ‘CSA needs to go into administra­tion’
• Swallows peg Urban Warriors back
• Lions will know they are in the Boks’ den
• Bucs share a point with Baroka

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