The Mercury - 2022-09-28

• KZN ANC endorses Mkhize for presidency
• City forging ahead with lease plan for prime beachfront property
• ‘Grade 12s well-equipped’ but worry about power cuts
• A new era dawns in economics?
• The hijab has a controvers­ial history
• Government leaders’ incompeten­ce an awful recipe for disaster
• Divisions should be rejected
• War is a crime against humanity
• No developmen­t without electricit­y
• King Misuzulu to take up Jozini access fight with government
• Woman who killed her partner must go to jail
• Public servants mull final offer
• Calland removed from Phala Phala panel
• AG shows teeth over irregulari­ties found in Defence Department probe
• Teen arrested for murder of Cape magistrate
• Scientists call for ‘flawed’ climate crisis study to be pulled
• ON THIS DAY SEPTEMBER 28
• Farewell to Japan’s divisive Abe
• A CLEAR MESSAGE SENT TO THE ANC
• Schools impact home buyers
• ANC at a crossroads as PECs compete in leadership stakes
• MARK RUBERY CHESS
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• Remgro ends the year with strong dividend and a much-changed investment portfolio
• SA jobs decline 119 000 in quarter with recovery to pre-pandemic levels unlikely in the near term
• Household finances to remain under pressure for now – SARB
• Omnia creates a new reverse osmosis operation at Sasolburg
• Stor-Age continues to trade resilientl­y in SA and the UK, delivering robust performanc­e
• Bread and cereal prices are likely to remain high over the next three months
• Orion closer to realising vision of becoming a diversifie­d base metal producer
• SA’s corporate reputation is dented as shadow hangs over insurance industry
• GOLD HIGHER, PLATINUM LOWER
• Current crop is a bit softer, says Komphela
• There’s a ‘realness’ about Stubbs that can’t be bottled
• Fassi: Sharks must just stick to the plan against Dragons
• Dove wants Chiefs to fly to the top in SA
• Mokoena screamer wins it for Bafana

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