The Mercury - 2022-05-11

• End of a chapter for Durban
• Family searching for six missing children and an adult after floods
• Eskom owed millions by 5 KZN councils
• A baseball to help the war effort
• The gap between private and public health care in SA is widening
• Government riddled with corruption
• Rights of indigenous people given too much weight
• Spending R450m on Durban Eye ‘obscene’
• Call on government to protect the LGBQTI community
• Amazon deforestat­ion hits April record
• A reader shares his adoption story
• Projects to expand Durban’s tourism prospects revealed at Travel Indaba
• Concern about ‘lack of exco meetings’
• Public Works laments incorrect rates bills
• Heroin seized from SA woman at Hyderabad Airport
• Fraud-accused KZN pair denied bail
• SAAF cadets axed over use of cannabis
• Court turns down government’s applicatio­n for leave to appeal on R50m Cuba donation
• ‘Chance for closure denied,’ says Pule’s family
• Mother and son in court for R1m fraud
• Record floating solar park for Portugal
• ‘We are ready to rebuild the rule of law’
• UK moves to rewrite Northern Ireland Protocol, outlined in Queen’s Speech
• ON THIS DAY MAY 11
• Odessa reels under missile strikes
• Yoon signals tougher line on the North
• Ex-president pleads not-guilty on drugs
• Russia’s Lavrov visits gas-rich ally Algeria
• Israeli authoritie­s demolish building
• Sri Lanka on edge of precipice
• I’ll work for all, says Marcos after win
• Africa contribute­d less to warming, but is suffering more
• Freedom is more than the right to vote and the repealing of laws
• No place for religious discrimina­tion in SA
• ANC UNITY PROJECT UP IN FLAMES
• AFFORDABLE AND DELECTABLE NEW WHISKIES TO TRY THIS SEASON
• WEDNESDAY | MAY 11
• What to keep in mind when measuring bra size
• Reality TV star Paris Hilton slams unrealisti­c beauty standards and use of filters
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• CODE CRACKER
• THE QUICKIE
• MARK RUBERY CHESS
• FRANK STEWART BRIDGE
• Yesterday’s solutions:
• Yesterday’s solutions:
• Yesterday’s solutions:
• Yesterday’s solutions:
• Government claims it is tackling challenges to mining sector
• SAA’s historic debt remains responsibi­lity of the govt in spite of Takatso stake
• NYEMBEZI APPOINTED AS THE CHAIRPERSO­N-DESIGNATE TO HEAD STANDARD BANK
• NUMSA HAS SERVED NOTICE TO STRIKE AT ARCELOR MITTAL AFTER WAGE TALKS DEADLOCK
• BUSINESSRE­PORT.CO.ZA
• Octodec sees a spike in residentia­l leasing in tough six months
• GPI exits food business as it unbundles stake in Spur
• Boucher’s white On teammates allowed him to become a scapegoat
• Guardiola hints City closing in on Haaland deal
• Now Proteas can focus on cricket
• Hard for Boucher to trust CSA
• Bulls lock Swanepoel not thinking of Ospreys: ‘You cannot take Lions lightly’
• Caf call could derail Pitso’s ride into history books
• I didn’t mean to offend - Ncikazi

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