In The Mercury tomorrow:

* Neighbour describes fatal Durban North shooting
* Jobless mother with limited legal recourse facing eviction by Transnet
* Red Bull urged to stick with Perez

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Your Monday edition includes:

📰 Judge fed-up with delays in Mdluli case
📰 3400 unclaimed bodies frozen in state mortuaries
📰 Defence minister lays down the law warning those who plan to disrupt elections

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Inside The Mercury tomorrow:

* Cold cases: 3400 unclaimed bodies frozen in state
mortuaries
* MK Party warns of more expulsions
* Education on healthy eating can help combat diabetes

In The Mercury today:

* Mbeki to join the campaign trail in KZN
* Moses Mabhida stadium set to get a facelift
* Solomons will keep being vocal to push Kaizer Chiefs

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The Concourt issued directives to the uMkhonto weSizwe Party (MKP) and former president Jacob Zuma to file their opposing papers by Thursday in the appeal matter brought by the IEC.
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Inside The Mercury today:

* Concourt to hear IEC case against JZ without full ruling
* Political parties unpack KZN’s hot button issues
* Employers face scrutiny over pensions

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Your Thursday edition of The Mercury includes:

* UKZN students angry over delayed NSFAS payments
* Concourt to hear IEC case against JZ without full ruling
* Floating book fair sets sail for Durban

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The fallout over the microphone-grabbing incident between traditional prime minister to the Zulu monarch Thulasizwe Buthelezi and ANC provincial chairperson Siboniso Duma appears to be far from over.

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“The man arrived at 5am and asked for help but they told him to wait in the queue like other people...they called nurses to come and assist the man but they said they only start working at 7am.
So he waited there until he died.”

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Inside The Mercury today:

* Patient dies in queue at clinic in KwaMashu
* SARB eyes more of Jooste’s assets after R60m is forfeited
* How to build your leadership credentials

Inside The Mercury tomorrow:

* ANC KZN confirms delay in election posters
* Female rapist feels brunt of the law
* Unsung Bok heroes chased the World Cup sun

Top leaders in eThekwini Municipality could soon be chauffeured around in posh cars following a proposal to fork out R25 million of council funds on the purchase of new vehicles.

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Inside The Mercury today:

* ANC vows to appeal MK ruling after losing case
* Tributes for slain DJ shot in Soshanguve
* Eskom to present winter plan amid ‘hard work’ allowing load shedding suspension

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Your Tuesday edition of The Mercury includes:

* ANC vows to appeal MK ruling after losing case
* Electoral Court dismisses appeals of five parties
* Haemophilia in children: what parents need to know

Their boat had washed ashore, but they found no signs of their skipper and feared he was missing in the surf zone.
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KwaZulu-Natal has more than 7000 teacher vacancies, the highest in the country, however, the Department of Basic Education has emphasised this did not mean that pupils were left unattended.

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Inside The Mercury today:

* Tributes pour in for former PAC leader Motsoko Pheko
* Over R6bn spent on buying farms for restitution
* Sharks set to bring out big guns for Scarlets

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Top stories in your Monday edition of The Mercury:

* Tributes pour in for former PAC leader Motsoko Pheko
* Over R6bn spent on buying farms for restitution
* Sharks set to bring out big guns for Scarlets