The Mercury - 2016-02-11

• Council report kept ‘secret’
• Independen­t Media’s message on anti-racism
• Campaign against social blight begins
• DJ fired over bike joke
• Hearing takes toll on Noakes
• Playhouse leadership protest
• Downs down Pirates
• Police officers preparing for the worst
• MEC introduces new hospital chief
• Silence as murder accused granted bail
• DA concludes nomination­s for elections
• Day 6 in quest to rescue miners
• Woman who refused to pay bribe gets R120 000
• Fuel-cell solution for battery longevity
• SA scientists in galaxy discovery
• Outsourced workers in protests at universiti­es
• Best Christmas season yet
• Attorney may be struck off
• Funds ‘were for training, developmen­t’
• Syria peace moves give little hope
• Landmine kills four civilians in Ukraine
• Zika hits 2 in Finland
• Trump, Sanders in sweeping wins
• Lost elephant causes havoc in India
• Iran moves on missile mission
• Riveting Recce adventures
• Clinton shaken, Trump stirs in primaries
• Keeping tabs
• Gift of water bottles a pollution hazard
• Rough ride ahead with local elections
• The internet is like a ‘Godly’ force in status
• Plans must work
• Thought for the day
• Rousing fare for season launch
• Need for more of the sea
• Mubtaahij must not be forgotten in World Cup
• Durban campaign for Illuminato­r?
• Young guns ready to take on the ‘seniors’ in Pretoria
• Niang good to go, Bhengu back in training
• Tomorrow the sun will shine, says Klopp as Reds exit FA Cup
• Zamalek boss fired
• Wiese gives A B options
• Dolphins sink to new low at Kingsmead
• Albie doesn’t cut it as Proteas gamble on tried and tested for World T20
• Everything to play for for fresh newSharks
• Zuma missteps may be policy reform catalyst
• Fall of rand set to hike truck prices
• Friedland bets on Platreef against all odds
• Rout forces IDC to restructur­e R20bn debt
• Only private players will speed up SA Connect lag
• Yuan’s sliding value is not a huge threat to global economy
• Google’s self-driving car software is seen as a driver
• Applicatio­n lodged for RBA’s business rescue
• Capstone wins appeal in Sars shares dispute
• Industry must deliver on promises – Bristow
• AngloGold seeks to redevelop Ghana mine
• Jasco’s order book defies tough market
• Asset Manager Review
• The investment outlook for 2016 and beyond
• Asset Manager Review
• Asset Manager Review
• Asset Manager Review
• Progress made on concession­s to travel regulation­s
• No change to mining code
• Dangote struggles for steady forex supply
• Lamar leads Grammys race
• Tata’s Xenon bakkie now even more Evolved
• So who says that size doesn’t count?
• Shortage of funds delays record run
• JLR brings the laboratory to the road

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