The Mercury - 2022-05-04

• Water board chairperso­n probed
• Global affairs affect prices of poultry products in South Africa
• Gardee’s daughter found murdered
• Councillor­s want oversight on contracts
• Our country is rotten to the core with corruption
• A tragedy unfolding at Masjid Al-Aqsa
• Zim workers have nothing to celebrate
• Attend to the 46% who are jobless
• Ramaphosa, charity begins at home
• ‘Da Vinci of violins’ goes up for auction
• Safety is enshrined in the Bill of Rights
• How to get out of an affair
• Another ‘rooikop’ rugby star?
• Experts predict more unrest after Ramaphosa’s May Day heckling
• Treasury working with Parliament in rebuilding national legislatur­e
• CCMA to again allow walk-ins at its offices
• Appropriat­ion Bill for floods not on cards yet
• CAR adopts bitcoin as an official currency
• Councillor and secretary gunned down in driveway
• Tourism KZN sets the tone for Africa’s Travel Indaba
• Russia attacks after ceasefire
• ON THIS DAY MAY 4
• R12m settlement in Trump DC hotel lawsuit
• ‘Books behind bars’ move helps inmates
• Al-Shabaab attacks AU camp in Somalia
• Court threat to abortion rights
• Senzo Meyiwa trial raises more questions than answers
• Does a trust have a right to adequate housing?
• Transforma­tion elusive in fishing industry
• SOUTH AFRICANS’ PATIENCE IS RUNNING OUT
• WEDNESDAY | MAY 4
• Amanda Bynes regrets ‘airing her fiance’s dirty laundry’ online
• Kylie Jenner says she gained 27kg during her second pregnancy
• Kim Kardashian wears Marilyn Monroe gown
• FOUR FLU VACCINE MYTHS DEBUNKED
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• CODE CRACKER
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• THE QUICKIE
• ACROSS QUICK
• MARK RUBERY CHESS
• FRANK STEWART BRIDGE
• Yesterday’s solutions: Across:
• Yesterday’s solutions:
• Yesterday’s solutions: Across:
• Yesterday’s solutions:
• YESTERDAY’S SOLUTION:
• Combined Motor Holdings’ strategy overcomes tough market conditions
• Maritime authority’s acting head walks the plank
• Long weekend impacts as SA stocks open on the back foot
• Despite Absa PMI dropping in April, SA business conditions are very likely to remain strong
• Africa should assume responsibi­lity for vaccine orders
• An open question: Is Pravin Gordhan the right man for the job to fix SA’s SOEs?
• Renergen closer to first helium production
• PRECIOUS METALS STRONGER
• Yesterday’s solution:
• Present Chiefs hierarchy may be at the heart of club’s crisis
• Race is on for second place
• Jake’s ‘fantastic vision’ has created good synergy at Bulls
• Boks excited to play in Adelaide
• SPORT ON TV THIS WEEK
• Anderson calls it quits

The Mercury - 2022-05-03

The Mercury - 2022-05-05