The Mercury - 2021-10-27

• Truck blockade ‘to hit economy’
• Accountant killed in suspected ‘hit’
• Hearing over KZN regional court president hits another snag
• Fears grow after NFP candidate’s murder
• Porridge good enough for Goldilocks
• Value Zim women at all times
• Road improvemen­ts are decided on by a management system
• Country has passed the point of collapse
• Alleged copper thieves to appear in court
• Hybrid a first for SA
• 12 000 workers’ ‘unrest’ claims processed
• Large number of Cape fur seals die
• Estate Agency Affairs Board to probe extent of Cape Town rental racism
• KZN traffic officials sentenced for fraud
• Advocate Dennis Kuny, a legal giant
• NPA, HAWKS NEED TO GET THEIR ACT TOGETHER
• Over 250 million people in Africa are malnourish­ed and hungry
• INCREASED ACTIVITY IN THE LUXURY MARKET
• Surgery may boost survival for male breast cancer patients, says latest study
• THE RIGHT FOODS CAN HELP BEAT DEPRESSION, SAY NUTRITIONI­STS
• CRYPTIC DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• MARK RUBERY CHESS
• Market shrugs off unfolding board spat as Pityana fires legal salvo on Absa’s chairperso­n appointmen­t
• Tiger Brands R700m out of pocket on product recall and civil unrest
• NEGATIVE EFFECT OF THE JULY UNREST IS FORECAST TO PERSIST INTO THE NEXT YEAR
• Sibanye-Stillwater’s shares leap after it inks Brazil deal for green metal assets
• Just Share tackles Sasol on not passing shareholde­r-proposed resolution­s in 5 years
• Old Mutual gets green light to unbundle Nedbank stake
• RAND SOFTER, JSE STRONGER
• Downs will use Komphela, Mngqithi’s experience
• De Kock cannot retreat to the bush when it all becomes too hard
• AmaZulu, Stellenbos­ch hope to keep form going
• Dolly, Tau boost Bafana for World Cup qualifiers
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