The Mercury - 2022-05-16

• Call for KZN public, private partnershi­p
• R130m allocated to Ugu to tackle water outages
• Ramaphosa outlines action plan after floods
• KZN group urges closure of Israeli Embassy
• Marriage: get the system right
• Banks have too much financial power which leads to graft
• The need to challenge narratives
• Israel cannot investigat­e killing
• Kerry opens largest and most advanced taste facility in Africa
• Threat of water-borne diseases keeps Durban beaches closed
• Turnaround of Ezemvelo ‘key’ to fighting poaching
• Dads to be able to register child births
• Ex-Portuguese bank chief found dead in Durban jail
• Package glitch leads to recall of soup
• More than 17 000 licence cards are uncollecte­d
• US Supreme court warned about abortion ruling
• ON THIS DAY MAY 16
• As vast as heaven and Earth may be, people come first
• WATER CRISIS MUST BE AVERTED
• South Africa, Land of the Free-For-All
• DRY-AGED FISH COMES TO SOUTH AFRICA, BUT WHAT IS IT?
• How to break the sugar habit – and boost your health in the process
• Woman reveals mouldy breast implants
• MARK RUBERY CHESS
• SA Tourism, Emirates airline sign agreement to boost arrivals of visitors
• Eskom’s finger on purse strings unlikely to reduce load shedding
• Raubex ready to acquire the shares of lossmaking Bauba
• Jitters on markets continue: precious metal prices come under pressure
• OIL HIGHER ON GLOBAL TRENDS
• Arrows have Top 8 spot in their sights
• Sharks need to turn their form around
• Natal Rich Boyz gain promotion

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