The Mercury - 2022-09-05

• Coalition talks on the cards for 2024
• KZN council disconnect­s defaulters
• Curry, atmosphere and character
• SA politics is in a sorry state -- mired in greed
• Qatar will not tolerate British fans’ unruly behaviour
• The entire world is in a chaotic state
• Service delivery crisis looms as strike threats grow
• Our schools are a war zone – councillor
• President urges society to join fight against police killings
• Municipali­ty ‘did its best to deliver water’
• Concern over cattle movement ban
• Home Affairs extends Zimbabwean Exemption Permit for 6 months
• Cabinet gives approval for new driving licence card
• AG cleared of corruption claims, as an executive faces the music
• SA is getting new coins
• Nuclear plant cut from main power line
• ON THIS DAY SEPTEMBER 5
• ‘Biden is an enemy of the state’
• Shock, anger after assassinat­ion attempt on Argentina Vice President
• Investment in infrastruc­ture key for SA’s developmen­t
• Don’t be fooled by double agenda of desperate alliance
• Keeping a lid on nuclear proliferat­ion
• A president reduced to fixing potholes
• DIETITIAN REVEALS HELPFUL TIPS WHEN DEALING WITH OBESOPHOBI­A
• MONDAY SEPTEMBER 5
• Kate Moss used 12-step recovery plan to get her act together
• Dolly Parton launches ‘Doggy Parton’ canine apparel line
• MARK RUBERY CHESS
• Truworths to centralise Cape facilities at new King Air Industria park
• G7 MINISTERS ARE FORGING AHEAD WITH IMPOSING A CAP ON RUSSIAN OIL PRICE
• Alarm over artificial intelligen­ce creating chemical weapons
• RMB Starlight Classics: ‘It was the best of times, it was the worst of times’
• Big 5 poultry producers squirm on tariff suspension­s
• Internet cable launch should be welcomed with open eyes
• STATS SA EXPECTED TO REVEAL SHRUNK ECONOMY
• Aussie hoodoo mystery solved
• Du Plessis excited by World Cup format
• Downs still title favourites despite dodgy start
• United shoot down misfiring Gunners

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