The Mercury - 2016-12-08

• Doors open at Pearl Walk shopping mall
• ‘Let me do my job’
• 20% for maths enough to pass
• RED CARD for bad-boy cricketers
• Mayor’s BIG promise
• Ruling on water board
• Fear of hit list after inkosi’s shock death in drive-by shooting
• ‘Far more detail’ required on fatal road crashes
• Why the delay in school posts?
• Online petition to save Lotus FM
• Ex-jockey drops murder bail bid
• Teen shot dead, gran, child hurt
• Bleak Xmas as 1 300 food workers face axe
• 48 die in plane crash in Pakistan
• Tutus upgrade school’s playground
• ANC shocked by Block’s 15-year sentence
• Judge rules on water board
• Maguvhe leads walkout
• ‘Change is just too slow’
• Space shuttle’s record celebrated
• Shedding resistance to step up for the military
• Reflection­s on reading CS Forester’s books
• De Klerk’s role in SA’s liberation
• Sensitive, engagingly honest memoir
• A look at the assisted suicide ruling
• Thank you for donating joy
• Justice delayed
• Madiba broke ranks when necessary
• Pearl Harbour attack’s almost-certain suicide mission
• Air pollution more deadly in Africa than malnutriti­on
• Quake rattles N Indonesia
• Ballet at breakfast
• Israel ‘officially’ denies entry o f BDS activist
• Anxious wait to hear from Syria’s Bana
• Polls open in Ghana
• Bela-Bela is back
• Becker: Novak better get back to work
• Tiger’s got the yips
• T20’s form batsman Behardien loves all things Boks
• Zizou’s Real Madrid march on Club World Cup
• Gunners dodge Barca bullet
• Limpopo to Egypt, to Japan
• A settled Sage ready to impact Sevens
• JJ ton drills nail into Dolphins’ coffin
• Craig Joubert retires
• SAA to cash in on SA-UK pact
• Implats hires veteran as new saviour
• Casac pushes for urgency on Zuma’s concerns on Fica
• Business confidence is on the rise again
• THE VIEW OF AN OLD FRIEND
• SITTING ON A BED OF ROSES
• Offer the skills to enter many workspaces
• UNDERSTAND­ING EASE OF LEASE
• RIGHT OF REPLY
• UN, billionair­es back new-generation nuclear reactors
• MTN gets more talent to prop up strategy
• Sanlam new business grows 11%
• Premium Brands hit with R300 500 fine
• SA’s digitalisa­tion is the best in Africa
• CSP proponents upset by draft plan exclusion
• Glimmer of confidence for builders
• ‘Africa’s investor sentiment hurt’
• Reits cushioned from Brexit
• Numsa restates R3 500 rejection
• UBS sees iron ore head for a retreat next year
• Bourse bounces back, led by Steinhoff
• Green delays results release
• Nigeria sets huge capital for Bank of Agricultur­e
• Safety first is key when on away trips
• Spotlight on food and science
• A sneak peak at the next Fiesta
• Budget Baleno’s a sensible buy
• How to ensure you reach your destinatio­n

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