The Mercury - 2015-11-20

• Parliament not the Trevor Noah show, Zuma told
• Hit plot laid bare
• Erasmus, Gabuza steal show
• Sports academy plan for Pmb
• Bus, taxi operators to choose
• Human rights body criticises failure to reverse apartheid planning
• Silence about SABC woes as cabinet focuses on drought
• Council to spend R12m on events
• Body recovered
• Murder accused ‘too ill to appear in court’
• Size does count when it’s about animals and sperm
• Bid to suspend NPA 2 fails
• Capital writes off power debt
• I can shake up Fifa, says Tokyo
• Contract company sues Msunduzi
• Climate change not sole cause of bird decline
• Sweden, Italy brace for attacks
• ‘Hottie’ Trudeau a hit at Apec summit
• Leaders vow to combat terrorism
• Thankful be you that Lucas did not direct new Star Wars
• China vows justice for captive’s death
• New gene resists last-resort antibiotic­s
• Britain working to resume flights to Egypt
• Refugee health crisis in South Sudan
• Five killed by Palestinia­n attackers
• Healthy therapy for older people
• Singling out Indians is prejudicia­l
• Far-fetched stuff
• Sporting bodies playing a risky game
• War is not the way to curb Islamic State
• Great example
• Thought for the day
• Sterling has point to prove
• An ‘MNS’ reunion could be on the cards in ‘high risk’ Clasico
• Maritzburg expect vintage flair from Chiefs
• Federer repels Nishikori
• Georgiou’s special round
• The lean spell should end soon
• Poulter, Kaymer among leaders after first round in Dubai
• Here today, gone to England the next
• Show of solidarity
• PRE-SEASON SQUAD
• India series could be over for Steyn
• Dolphins win vital after limp showing
• Reserve Bank lifts repo rate to 6.25%
• Shareholde­rs give thumbs up to Lonmin’s rights issue
• SAA charges suspended chief commercial officer
• Township tourism shows untapped potential
• Will Lonmin’s second chance benefit people on the ground?
• China in transition to consumer economy
• It’s now vogue to have your meal served in a toilet bowl
• Gold Fields climbs most in 16 years
• Tsogo Sun manages to keep its head above water in the first half
• Edcon rolls out revised strategy in an effort to boost its sales
• Tiger Brands hit by R1.7bn write-off
• Investec Property Fund to double value of asset portfolio
• Megabrew: shareholde­rs head for a premium
• Reit grows fat on conversion rate
• Group Five to cut more jobs as market stays slow
• Lucara finds largest diamond in over a century in Botswana
• Choosing a
• BHP payout policy is questioned
• Nigerian bank to cut supply of dollars
• How to take your (small) business online
• Scale of the graft is ‘mind-boggling’
• Electric play for power…
• Report advocates developmen­t through trade
• Call for accelerate­d industrial­isation
• Support programme for innovation relaunched
• The changing face of Africa
• Gold Fields soars 17%, lifting the bourse
• ‘Broken market’ means pharmaceut­ical pricing goes up and stays up
• Central bankers face challenge as a global recovery remains elusive
• Gift cards and repair vouchers from VW
• Keeping it country – with tongue in cheek
• Charting fun new craft territory
• Cape winemakers look to markets in Cuba
• All set for the theatre awards
• Cherry Orchard ripe for the plucking

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