The Mercury - 2016-02-10

• DJ’s bike joke backfires
• Rugby break for brothers
• Zuma at bay in SA’s highest court
• Proteas series still alive
• Thugs stall power repairs
• Uproar at school
• ‘Gupta slurs must stop’
• SAPS battles to control EFF marchers
• Call for ANC to rerun nomination meetings
• Fees Must Fall ‘a political campaign’
• ‘Through God’s grace we will find the miners alive’
• Basson returns to courts to rescue profession­al career
• Bashir replaces his military boss
• Water for the thirsty at Ixopo school
• No SIM card link to advocate’s cell
• Divorces up 4%, most filed by women
• Metro Tansnat deal still secret
• ‘Dead’ baby wakes before cremation
• Timber industry linked to St Lucia woes
• Australia sacks, shifts climate change scientists
• Mondi responds over fears that plantation­s are adding to water crisis at lake’s shores
• Developer arrested for quake deaths
• Cause still unclear in passenger train collision
• Syria faces food aid cut-off
• Gruesome suicide
• Reflection­s on Africa’s future if I head Fifa
• State of the Nation
• Privatisat­ion
• Traffic officers nowhere to be found
• @SexismMust­Fall – let’s get it going
• Buhari’s challenge
• Optimism over SA’s film industry
• Fleur du Cap Award nomination­s
• State and business to ‘get SA on track’
• Sanral’s road building shock
• Lonmin’s focus is on survival, but merger would be an option
• Plans under way to build platinum fuel cell parts
• The manganese challenge is global phenomenon
• A dented investor confidence inSAmining
• Why Florida flourished after ditching income tax altogether
• Tourists are bringing more money than grazing cattle
• Nepi seeks out new markets in Europe
• Kumba to cut output to weather orecollaps­e
• ‘Progress made’ in new financing
• Hyprop embarks on expanding overseas
• Zimbabwe’s Mimosa mine suffers $1.7m blow
• Six UK-based properties acquired
• Lonmin’s Magara calls for firmer emissions legislatio­n
• ArcelorMit­tal’s lesson in surviving steel glut
• Sibanye aims to join top five gold producers
• Resources, financials weigh on bourse
• Goldis regaining its former lustre
• Finding balance key for Yellen
• World oil glut set to worsen, IEA warns
• Safety concerns in Turkey knock TUI
• Samuel not out of the woods
• In Other Words to go all the way
• First Tshwane, then Japan
• Smith on the prowl at Leopard Creek after SA Stroke Play defeat
• Bregman means business at Cape Town Ladies Open
• A doctor, a union man and a golf nut
• Karate SA back on track after suspension
• Australia name World T20 squad
• Another smash and grab victory for Chiefs
• Clubs, Uefa review Champions League format
• Key battles in the Pirates vs Sundowns clash
• Europe’s big guns give Fifa backing to Uefa’s Infantino
• Enrique keeps his cards close for King’s Cup tie
• West Ham strike late to reach FA Cup last 16
• SAB, Safa team up for developmen­t
• ‘Experiment­al’ Sharks side
• Bok No 10 jersey open sesame

The Mercury - 2016-02-09

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