The Mercury - 2022-05-06

• City goes after errant schools
• Mkhwebane lays criminal charges against Abramjee over leaked text
• Important pact revived at Travel Indaba
• Moves towards a financiall­y independen­t royal household
• It has been a ruinous three years for the KZN matric class of 2022
• Brits, Yanks in projectile co-operation
• Seeking an audience with the mayor
• Rocket Lab uses helicopter to catch falling rocket booster
• Scrap water bills from time of disaster
• How is SAA in the air?
• Mother’s Day can be challengin­g
• Drive towards clean audits gains momentum as department­s improve
• Judge Maya to mull Zuma matter ahead of deputy CJ interview
• ‘No reprieve’ for drivers who haven’t got valid driving licences
• Manhunt for killers of off-duty Durban cop
• Brothers plead guilty to poaching
• Boy, 15, held after classmate murdered
• Trio face charges for stealing R4.4m
• Man jailed for 8 years for bestiality after assault on neighbour’s dog
• World’s most remote post office is hiring: Penguin counting required
• Parliament racing against time to finalise electoral law
• Man held trying to smuggle dagga worth R1m into SA
• FRUITS OF HER LABOUR
• Murdered Hillary Gardee will be buried tomorrow
• New Covid-19 regulation­s unpacked
• Conference on ending child labour to be held in Durban
• African countries band together to showcase the continent’s travel and tourism sector
• Meyiwa murder probe a riddle that defies logic
• Hold Eskom accused accountabl­e
• MAN CITY EVER THE BRIDESMAID
• Co-operation at all levels could end abalone poaching
• Local, regional elections a test for future of UK and Johnson
• ON THIS DAY MAY 6
• Pope in pain: wheelchair needed to aid pontiff
• Civilians traded for food
• Covid-19 death rate shock
• Work on new deep sea port going well
• France, India see eye to eye on world issues
• Market manipulato­rs found guilty
• Mali’s fall-out with ally France
• Toothbrush painting up for top art prize
• Gates sits on fence
• How to reduce risk of type 2 diabetes, cardiovasc­ular diseases
• WHERE DID IT ALL GO WRONG FOR AMBER HEARD AND JOHNNY DEPP?
• FRIDAY MAY 6
• Simon Cowell eager to marry next month
• Robbie Williams jokes he didn’t ‘condone’ some sex scenes in his biopic
• MARK RUBERY CHESS
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• FRANK STEWART BRIDGE
• THE QUICKIE
• SCRATCH PATCH
• YESTERDAY’S SOLUTION:
• ACROSS QUICK
• Yesterday’s solutions: Across:
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• Sibanye’s core profit drops by a third in quarter as strike bites
• Rand closes subdued after big US interest rate hike
• ALTRON’S SHARES TAKE A TUMBLE ON THE BOURSE OVER LOWER EARNINGS FORECAST
• TheBrief METAIR PRODUCTION HAS BEEN MATERIALLY IMPACTED BY ITS FLOOD-DAMAGED OEM CUSTOMER
• AREIT PROP HAS DECLARED A MAIDEN QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF 10.71 CENTS PER SHARE
• Gold Fields on track with 2022 guidance, despite challenges
• Anheuser-Busch beer premiumisa­tion plans are driving up its sales
• Meet the new female CEO of Rand Merchant Bank: Emrie Brown
• Dipula seeing new growth opportunit­ies after A and B share consolidat­ion
• Mondi takes the decision to divest of its operations in Russia
• SHARP DROP ON WALL STREET
• Opel Zafira’s van-tastic
• Tough Ineos Grenadier fits the bill
• GR Supra manual unveiled
• Vehicle market keeps growing
• City must refocus on title race
• F1 may have finally cracked the US
• Fleurs set for Sharks debut against Pumas
• Tips to get around the dirty water
• Saru following ‘due process’ on Roux
• Truter needs to show some humility
• ‘Emotional’ Jabeur into maiden WTA 1000 final
• Du Plessis wants ‘positive’ batting
• Chiefs star Dolly: Am I doing enough as a player?
• Boks ‘zoom into more detail’ at final alignment camp
• Pirates escape with a slap on the wrist
• ‘Real Madrid defined by fighting spirit’

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