The Mercury - 2016-09-26

• Sithole moves on contracts
• KEEPING SHAKA’S DAY
• Parliament holds back on SABC
• Doctors get armbands to show hours worked
• BAVOOMA slams debut ton
• Winnie at 80
• Racing to a world title
• Twar erupts between Black Coffee and AKA
• A step closer to curbing illegal rhino trade
• Life for raping daughter
• Nuclear medicine holds promise for breast and prostate cancer patients
• EU: we have work to do, says Boris
• Video of shooting released
• Right royal welcome to Canada
• Class of an African queen
• Becoming a mentor can help curb unemployme­nt
• Buttocks and red roses
• Young people must support the king
• If you do nude shots, don’t squeal later
• No Sparrow-style justice for Qwabe?
• An iconic figure
• Sanitised history
• On the couch with Maritz
• Francia takes the Settlers Trophy
• Not quite but still a leader
• Bekele misses fastest marathon time by seconds in Berlin
• Wozzie wows Tokyo to win
• Motsepe says Sundowns still have to win final
• Kiwis on the ropes as India close in on victory, demolishin­g visitors’ top order
• Austin breaks deadlock for Southampto­n
• Usuthu top First Division table after perfect weekend
• Boks have chance to shine
• Crunch time as Sharks face Lions
• ‘It was legal, ethical’
• Acsa in massive 50 000 jobs plan
• Molefe brushes off Futuregrow­th’s concerns
• SA households better off but debt levels remain high
• Zim is on its own, says finance minister
• African Rainbow Capital tables offer to acquire an 18.36% minority stake in Afrimat
• Anglo American has picked a debt-cutting specialist to further reduce its borrowing
• Going nuclear needs a coherent plan
• Why land claims are in such a shambles
• UK offers illegal immigrants lavish packages to leave
• Verimark predicts surge in profit
• PPC increases volumes while prices fall lower
• Commodity fall ‘should not hinder business’
• US Fed wants to curtail banks’ affairs with metals, coal and oil
• Rand shows local strife can’t derail emerging gains
• RioZim picks Chinese firm to design coal-fired power plant
• Rand retreats, bourse closes higher
• Algeria’s banks on stock exchange
• Organised crime syndicates play key role in poaching – conservati­onists
• BHP Billiton faces battle to hold on to its credit score
• Gecamines warns Lundin on withdrawal
• EU joins Cites meeting as member
• Going for gold in the facial stakes

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