The Mercury - 2015-12-10

• Zuma axes Nene, rand plummets
• THIS IS YOUR CAPTAIN SPEAKING
• Charismati­c churches seek an alliance
• Sisters are doing it for themselves
• King seeks China’s help
• Dolphins do the job
• Man in wheelchair arrested for possessing porn images of US teen
• Unions shocked by massive Anglo job shedding
• Detective testifies to conversati­on with driver in hit-and-run trial
• MEC launches safety campaign for KZN
• Disbelief at verdict
• Maritzburg water reduction plan springs leaks
• High flyers’ spin doctor ordered to pay Unilever R3.8m
• Rubbish piles up in capital, sewers block
• Carbon capture and storage under fire
• Outrage at minister in blackface
• Dalai Lama denounced again
• Aussie cops raid home of ‘bitcoin founder’
• Greek police thwart migrants
• UN warns of civil war in Burundi
• Rich and poor countries link up to put pressure on climate talks
• Rwanda referendum date set
• China defends web censorship
• Schools struggle to get teachers in England, Wales
• Tibetan literacy rate goes right up
• Lost Pearl Harbor crews identified
• Bombs hinder aid delivery
• The dynamics of informal housing
• Now or never
• Sexism often lurks in liberation­ist organisati­ons
• King’s message is clear and simple
• A new direction needed before election
• ’Tis the season to be a prophet
• The monarch can
• Dangerous move
• Thought for the day
• Bags of savings
• OF DURBAN’S FLORIDA ROAD
• Kay, Doré and the miserly Scrooge
• Westinghou­se appeal granted
• Justificat­ion for interest rate hikes in doubt after CPI data
• Downward pressure on households
• A dense fog and a misty winding road ahead
• UNDERSTAND­ING
• Moderate drinkers are shown to score with the other sex
• M&R fined R64.14m for contraveni­ng Competitio­n Act
• Edcon trims top managers in revamp
• RIP to Anglo as we all know it
• Short sellers zoom in on Glencore as next target
• PIC puts its weight behind Anglo’s halt of dividend payout
• Gold shares regain some of their shine
• Oil may be biggest risk for the new year
• China tax cut to boost trade
• Zambia faces mounting economic challenges
• Wal-Mart accused of killing jobs through imports
• Tyson provokes fury with comments on women, gays
• Morris puts Ram Slam fortunes down to collective Titans effort
• Don’t be naive, says Proteas coach
• It’s not over yet for the underdogs
• Giroud treble fires Gunners to knock-outs
• One last chance for Baby Bafana to qualify
• Our favourite
• Here’s the rest of the Best winners
• The 2.3 turbo was a revelation
• All hail the new king of hot hatches
• Mercedes launches S-Class of SUVs
• Exchange rate clobbe
• X5 M gives real bang for the buck
• Sport is old fashioned but effective
• Racers rev up for tough Dakar Rally
• Knysna Hillclimb entries open

The Mercury - 2015-12-09

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