The Mercury - 2021-03-29

• KZN mother describes ‘nightmare’ as son is killed in Mozambique
• Hamilton wins epic opening race
• Churches want fairness as new regulation­s loom
• Sharks’ rugby singalong bowled us over
• Suez Canal crisis once benefited SA
• No merit in Biden’s changes
• Dali Mpofu displayed total disrespect for the judiciary
• Processes improving ahead of phase 2 of SA’s vaccine roll-out plan
• Leadership choices ‘could spell end for DA’
• Nzimande condemns student protesters damaging property
• Rare dolphin behaviour amazes scientists
• Teenage boy drowns at Durban’s North Beach
• Post office to refund recipients R17.2m
• SANParks employees sacked over rhino poaching
• Liquidatio­ns on the rise a year since lockdown
• Modi visit sparks clashes
• Cyber attacks spiral, targeting work-from-home remote access
• ON THIS DAY MARCH 29
• PM admits failure to tackle sexism
• China-Africa economic co-operation moves forward
• Timeline for return to normal needed
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• MARK RUBERY CHESS
• FRANK STEWART BRIDGE
• Patel calls for boost in manufactur­ing, and better use of country’s BRICS ties
• Auto sector needs to head down the road of electric vehicles fast
• BLSA report outlines solutions to boost investment in country’s infrastruc­ture
• CRYPTOCURR­ENCY
• INVESTMENT HOLDING
• BUSINESS AWARD
• Friday’s gains help the JSE recoup some losses
• OIL JUMPS ON SUPPLY FEARS
• Ronaldo storms off after winner is denied
• Southgate agrees with Henry’s social media exit
• Stormers still need to get better, says Snyman
• Nightmare in Sudan for Bafana Bafana
• SPORT ON TV
• Prinsloo basks in the sun
• Subrayen puts Dolphins on victory path

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