The Mercury - 2022-04-28

• Fix flood-hit homes, city told
• Slain worker’s family want answers
• Gumede ‘not affected’ by ANC’s NEC decision
• Significan­ce of Musk’s Twitter ownership
• Is this a case where the eyes have it?
• SA has failed to build on the post-1994 successes
• Families will miss loved ones at Eid
• Shopping malls are in a dirty state
• Singer Ed Sheeran to toast Queen Elizabeth’s Jubilee
• Container homes idea is a winner
• Lazy DSW workers are tip of the iceberg
• Farming is definitely not for the youth
• Foundation­s for a good week
• Msunduzi to remain under administra­tion
• Umgeni Water: potable water is safe to drink
• MEC, DA in spat over mortuary claims
• Man gunned down in another M7 hit
• Rangers held for working with poachers
• Art festival opens after lockdown
• Cop tells court he did not believe Senzo Meyiwa murder scene was tampered with
• Scopa chairperso­n apologises to Eskom board member Mavuso
• Legal bid delays action in border fence tender saga
• Young people under financial strain
• SA Navy to name new state-of-the-art warship after King Sekhukhune I
• Brazilian works at same company for 84 years, setting record
• Trio get life for killing Limpopo farmer
• IOL.CO.ZA MOST READ
• East Coast Radio’s Last Kid Standing competitio­n is back
• ENDANGERED
• China offers solutions for world peace and security
• Urgent action needed to curb rhino poaching
• ESKOM BOARD HAS ALSO FAILED DISMALLY
• Benefits of buying property off-plan
• Russia’s EU gas halt ‘blackmail’
• Twitter only made profit of $1bn in 2018 and 2019; not way to make cash – Musk
• ON THIS DAY APRIL 28
• Measles surges, other ills may follow
• Pakistan’s Bhutto Zardari en route to the top
• Surgeon on trial over windpipe transplant­s
• Tomatoes for Macron
• Kellogg’s challenges new UK obesity rules
• Suicide bomber was a mother and teacher
• Modi warns of fires in extreme heat
• Suu Kyi gets 5-year sentence for graft
• 5 TIPS TO MAKE THE PERFECT AUTUMN SOUP
• THURSDAY APR 28
• Don’t drink and starve: Here’s what to eat before you drink alcohol
• Mark Pilgrim shares inspiring message with cancer warriors
• Prince Harry pokes fun at going bald: ‘I’m doomed’
• World’s oldest person dies at age 119
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• CODE CRACKER
• THE QUICKIE
• MARK RUBERY CHESS
• FRANK STEWART BRIDGE
• Tuesday’s solutions:
• Tuesday’s solutions:
• Tuesday’s solutions:
• Tuesday’s solutions:
• SA’s private wealth declines 12% over the past 10 years
• Infrastruc­ture projects continue to be built across Africa despite Covid and rising debt
• NETCARE REPORTS STEADY FINANCIAL IMPROVEMEN­T IN ITS 6 MONTHS INTERIM PERIOD
• Standard Bank is putting climate resolution to its shareholde­rs
• Composite leading business cycle indicator has slightly decelerate­d
• AltVest Capital aiming to acquire large stakes in private companies
• RBPLAT PUTS EXECUTIVES RETIREMENT PLANS ON HOLD AMID BATTLE FOR TAKEOVER
• KAAP AGRI IS FLAGGING THAT HIGHER INTERIM EARNINGS ARE EXPECTED THIS YEAR
• NORTHAM PLATINUM SAYS THAT IT HAS COMPLETED DRILLING AT ITS NO 3 SHAFT
• South32’s production guidance unchanged after strong quarter
• Fulham, Norwich prove problems with English football system
• Tactical masterclas­ses seal the deal
• Stormers’ ‘head is screwed on right’ for Leinster
• A fantastic spectacle - Pep
• No Maguire or Sancho for United
• Be ready to see something magical, says Benzema
• Miami will bring Super Bowl vibe to F1, says Brown
• ‘Opportunit­y of a lifetime’ for Mataya
• ‘It’s a game of confidence for Kohli’
• Blow for Pirates as Chippa grab a point
• SA teams fighting back from ‘punch in the face’
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