The Mercury - 2022-09-12

• Call for action against KZN business forums
• Mkhwebane makes her move
• Glimpses of Queen Elizabeth
• We will never know how charitable the monarchy was
• Ceremonial heads have exhausted their legacies
• Queen will be dearly missed by all
• Kaunda addresses residents in Reservoir Hills after protests
• Questions over municipal appointmen­ts
• Ignoring shelf life indicators on labels risky
• Student who was wrongly listed as a rapist awarded R300 000
• Hunting ground for identity thieves
• KZN teacher in hospital after being shot
• ON THIS DAY SEPTEMBER 12
• King Charles III ascends the throne
• South Africa’s primary crisis is food insecurity
• CLAMPDOWN MUST BE CONSISTENT
• Why must we mourn the queen?
• WHAT EXACTLY DOES ALCOHOL CONSUMPTIO­N DO TO YOUR BRAIN?
• What fruit and veg are in season during spring?
• Bradley Cooper first face of Louis Vuitton timepieces
• MONDAY SEPT 12
• MARK RUBERY CHESS BLACK TO PLAY AND DRAW
• Heineken has to cough up R10 billion investment to proceed with Distell buy
• Hersov in R2bn bid to buy six of SA’s regional airports from State
• Motorists face higher prices, less choice, after additional tariffs slapped on tyres from China
• Nedlac: SA must be proactive in face of remote work and 4IR
• Bell Equipment is ready to expand its manufactur­ing footprint as it navigates supply chain headwinds
• South32 sets goal of net zero Scope 3 greenhouse gas emissions by 2050
• Uber is coming for e-commerce giants with robots
• Share and bond markets remain under pressure
• GOLD UP ON WEAKER DOLLAR
• Tinkler rues missed chances
• Riveiro proving the doubters wrong
• Zambia take down Banyana
• Proteas’ batting lets them down once again at the Oval
• Jantjies and Bok dietician sent home
• Swiatek cements rapid rise to top with US Open crown
• Verstappen closes in on F1 title
• Kwinika grabs a late point for Chiefs

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