The Mercury - 2020-07-10

• Ngidi: Black Lives Matter
• Race to ready field hospitals for surge of Covid-19 infections
• Vaccine trial in SA: questions answered
• Collaborat­ing to overcome water supply challenges for schools
• Law and order must be restored on our roads and elsewhere
• Two children buried alive
• Outcry over number of prisoners released since announceme­nt
• ‘Desperate’ restaurant­s forced to ignore alcohol ban just to survive
• Hospital launches probe into toddler’s rape
• Women worst hit by virus at work, Compensati­on Fund claims
• Tobacco ban appeal to be heard
• Complaints about deteriorat­ing flats
• Waste pickers plan legal action against SAPS, Justice Department
• SCA weighs Muslim marriages
• Hate speech complaint over farm murder posts
• Bolsonaro’s dangerous gamble
• 25 years on, victims of Bosnian massacre being identified and buried
• War crimes being inflicted on the innocent in Venezuela
• BLACK LIVES HAVEN’T ALWAYS MATTERED
• Don’t allow greed to get the better of you
• Action, not talk, will help stop GBV
• HOW TO ENTER
• FRANK STEWART BRIDGE
• Manufactur­ing output in all sectors goes into freefall as Covid-19 bites
• Santam adamant lockdown root of losses
• Aspen Pharmacare gets fined £2.10m in UK
• Sappi to close 2plants,lay off 245
• Board appointmen­t: Fourie joins AYO as a non-executive and independen­t director
• Filling up of hospital beds a challenge for mining industry
• LIBERTY TWO DEGREES EXPECTS LOWER EARNINGS
• GROWTHPOIN­T EXPECTS A 15% DROP IN ITS INCOME
• EMERGING MARKETS
• Setien looks for attack formula
• Mourinho criticises FA over Dier ban
• BLM movement should matter to everyone
• Snoek season is going strong on the north coast
• No Carter for Saders clash
• The Game Changer! Seeded and Strengthen­ed Post 1994…
• Cox Yeats expands footprint to Johannesbu­rg COX

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