The Mercury - 2022-11-28

• Job hope for thousands in eThekwini
• Riddle of ‘vanishing’ Royal Trust assets
• Plans to reopen the popular Hilton Hotel
• Another deadly dog attack in Eastern Cape
• Facial hair world record set up
• The majority will choose reconcilia­tion over civil war
• Judgments show that democracy works
• Population growth without job creation a recipe for disaster
• ON THIS DAY NOVEMBER 28
• Ezemvelo KZN confronts ‘inaccurate’ claims made by Madonsela
• Phala Phala report due this week
• Mixed response to premier’s GBV plan
• Mkhize tells church he will be a committed servant
• KZN post office announces new branches to renew vehicle licence discs
• Sad stats on SA child abuse, neglect
• Young African penguins take first dive at Dyer Island
• Deadline set for shutting down of mass care centres
• Ramaphosa will be tested, can he deliver on Bismarck’s adage?
• A connected Africa is vital for eliminatin­g continenta­l challenges
• Writer got it wrong on Palestinia­n women
• SET AN EXAMPLE BY PUTTING RACIST IN JAIL
• Kim hails ‘monster missile’
• Hunt for missing people after landslide
• MARK RUBERY CHESS
• Transnet derailment is costing coal exporters billions
• Quantum Foods profits fall sharply after many unexpected cost factors
• Batten down the hatches, because the case for global bonds is not risk-free
• SABC is finally a streaming platform, but now it should act like a tech giant
• Artificial intelligen­ce creates natural-sounding speech and music
• Higher repo rate, rand volatility a sign of uncertaint­y
• EM CURRENCIES CLOSE LOWER
• YOUNG WOMEN AND MEN MOST VULNERABLE TO HIV INFECTIONS
• Colours of a Kind’s Accelerato­r Programme can help you start your career in fashion
• 10 secrets to a perfect summer salad
• Cardiff brush Sharks aside
• Make-or-break clash for Cameroon, Serbia
• Richarliso­n enjoying the limelight
• Costa Rica stun Japan
• Elgar worried about standard of SA seam bowling
• Addo wants more African teams at the World Cup

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