The Mercury - 2021-03-04

• Master plan to get port shipshape
• Ezemvelo board to face formal probe
• Quest for water security continues
• All is not what it seems at Peter Luger’s
• Gorbachev is right… nuclear weapons not useful in modern world
• African football needs Motsepe
• Foreign national traders living in fear in Durban
• Those with new Covid-19 variant ‘less likely to get reinfected’
• KZN small-scale farmers receive cane-loading machine
• Home Affairs to review all visas, permits issued since 2004
• Call for premier to fill crucial MEC post
• Billions invested in leading industries
• Bushiri’s lawyers arrested for corruption: Hawks
• Man jailed for life for raping his 10-year-old niece
• SUN CITY OPEN FOR DAY VISITORS
• Ramaphosa to respond to allegation­s after Molefe’s testimony
• ON THIS DAY MARCH 4
• People picking on Priyanka ‘for no reason’
• Threat to Sturgeon’s dream
• Claim of major deforestat­ion rate contested
• Jolie sells Churchill painting at auction
• Bunny Wailer dies aged 73
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• MARK RUBERY CHESS
• FRANK STEWART BRIDGE
• Decline in mining stocks sees the JSE fall from record high
• Acsa is looking up after secured funding bolsters its liquidity
• Call for panel to probe possible Bell share transactio­n
• MURRAY & ROBERTS SHARES SLIP AFTER INTERIM LOSS
• Vivo reports earnings decline, but sees strong recovery
• Sasfin reports 66% plunge in interim earnings
• MARKETS WRAP RAND, JSE LOSE MOMENTUM
• ‘WP man’ Jan Uys ready to rumble for Bulls
• Injuries halt return of Viljoen and Smit
• New focus for Naidoo
• Jesus is a ‘joy of a guy’, says Guardiola
• College reaches the stars as top school in KZN
• Choosing the right and relevant career is critical to a matriculan­t's future

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