The Mercury - 2022-04-26

• Eskom needs you: president tells SA
• Cost of KZN floods stands at R17 billion
• Questions over Mchunu’s silence on officials’ special leave
• Homeowners oppose valuations roll
• Johnson behind the spinning wheel
• The fifth wave of Covid-19 pandemic is upon us
• Failure in housing delivery to poor exacerbate­s conflicts
• Young people should take up farming
• Narrative acceptance is dogmatism
• Service delivery in eThekwini has completely collapsed
• Pensioners can lose rates rebate
• People do what they want to do
• Senzo Meyiwa murder trial begins
• Post Office warns of email scam
• State owes municipali­ties R837m in rates and services
• Protesters’ fee to be challenged in court
• Stats SA reopens online census
• French schooner docks in Cape Town
• Police officer and his dog nab poachers
• CUTTING SMARTPHONE USE EASES ANXIETY
• We must all commit on Freedom Day to keeping the dream alive
• Evil people always find ‘useful idiots’ to do their bidding
• Abahlali baseMjondo­lo to hold prayer vigil
• MUNICIPAL KILLINGS MUST BE STOPPED
• US ready to reopen Ukraine embassy
• Macron could be in for rough second term if parliament­ary majority is lost
• Nun, 118, confirmed as world’s oldest person
• ON THIS DAY APRIL 26
• Dozens missing after boat disaster
• DRC declares new Ebola outbreak
• Israel shells Lebanon after rocket attack
• Calls for government to go over cash crisis
• UK begins US trade talks to secure deal
• Suu Kyi back in dock
• Panic buying soars in Beijing
• Farmer support group webinar examines implicatio­ns of climate change on crop production
• Spotlight on aerotropol­i in post Covid-19 world
• Research on habitat loss of world’s largest eagle came out top in 2021
• College of Law and Management Studies continues to be the college of choice for top achievers
• Critical perspectiv­es on the crisis in Ukraine explored in webinar
• UKZN’s Tiger The Barman releases debut album
• UKZN alumnus is Mrs SA semi-finalist
• UKZN hosts seminar on medical sustainabi­lity
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• CODE CRACKER
• FRANK STEWART BRIDGE
• THE QUICKIE
• WORDPLAY YESTERDAY’S SOLUTION: AMPERSAND
• SCRATCH PATCH
• Yesterday’s solutions:
• Yesterday’s solutions: Across:
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• Institute clarifies board duties as Mavuso defends doing her job
• JSE, rand roiled by China risks, soaring dollar and poor prospects
• BANKING AND WEALTH MANAGEMENT FIRM INVESTEC ISSUES R1BN GREEN BONDS
• BITCOIN KEEPS ON LOSING GROUND AS INVESTORS ARE SHYING AWAY FROM RISKS
• PSG Group’s unbundling has been well received by shareholde­rs, says its CEO
• Foschini earnings to take a knock after KZN floods
• Astral Foods is bumping up its earnings forecast
• RBPlat’s cash operating costs rise on the back of hikes in production and inflation
• STANDARD BANK HAS HEALTHY FIRST QUARTER GROWTH IN ATTRIBUTAB­LE EARNINGS
• ANGLO’S SHARES SLIDE AFTER CHILE’S SEA GIVES LOS BRONCES PROJECT THE THUMBS DOWN
• 3 TECH TOOLS THAT WILL GET YOU FEELING GOOD FROM THE INSIDE OUT
• David Tlale launches his third collection with Avon
• TUESDAY APR 26
• ICYMI IOL.CO.ZA
• Royals release adorable new pics to celebrate Prince Louis’s 4th birthday
• Trans author under fire for ‘killing off’ JK Rowling in horror novel
• Chiefs aim to turn it around at Arrows
• Binders look to Spain after Algarve disappoint­ment
• Ncikazi hopes to do South Africa proud
• Scott delivers the goods
• Fleetwood heading back to Sun City
• Toffees show fight but face unthinkabl­e drop
• Ferrari plan major upgrades for Miami
• Downs can win the league tomorrow
• Can Spanish sides upset English juggernaut­s?

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