The Mercury - 2017-02-09

• Zuma calls in army for Sona
• Hawks investigat­e University of Zululand
• Hospital associatio­n lashes attack on medical aids
• Wife of 22 years says goodbye after husband votes for Trump
• SuperSport drill Arrows, Pirates disappoint
• Rowling , fans in Twitter row
• Joost legacy lives on
• Pupils booted out for being gay
• Group protests Eskom’s new nuclear programme
• Lack of will holding back NDP
• R20 an hour wage ‘a start’
• Durban to hear if it will host Games
• Suspects escape after taxi boss hit
• Uncollecte­d rubbish causes big stink in CBD tourist area
• DEA dismisses EnviroServ’s claims to have found source of Shongweni landfill smell
• Without running water for a year
• Sekunjalo launches social impact fund
• Municipal council squanderin­g thousands on trips
• Residents dig in their heels
• N Cape sheep farmer dies from tick bite
• Life not better pre-1994, but…
• Thousands of special-needs kids waiting to be placed
• Armyworm plan in place – minister
• SAHRC denies role in deaths
• The wrong message
• Mozambique teeters on the edge
• Former president De Klerk an accidental icon
• Taking stock of our nation’s progress
• Bass-Robinson, Van Niekerk split
• Sad loss of AP Answer
• Chiefs ‘need to be tested’
• Suarez cries foul after double-booking rules him out of King’s Cup final
• Bulls’ first hit-out a major test of their credential­s
• Deadly duo bring back the fireworks
• Lions have to start from zero
• Henning’s record is Van Zyl’s to break
• Titans focused on the prize
• Schoeman anticipati­ng an even better year
• Our domestic four-day fare is worth it ... it’s for free!
• Cook expresses regret at handling of Pietersen sacking
• Khakha bowls Scots over
• Russell’s eye on Morkel from afar
• Not a happy year for MTN
• Enough in kitty to pay victims
• Testing executives at SABS ditch posts
• THE POWER TO CHANGE COMPANIES Brenda Kali, Page 16
• SOUTH32 WAITS ON ESKOM News, Page 18
• Time for fresh thinking on how to cut emissions
• A ray of hope for the global economy
• Sea Harvest plans JSE listing
• Gold mines emerge from survival mode
• Consulting engineers to address transforma­tion challenges
• Activists, church leaders submit petition to Mining Indaba
• Platinum-based fuel cell maker a first for Africa
• Mbeki queries Africa Mining Vision progress
• SA and Japan sign mining deal
• Hermes quarterlie­s highlight recovery in luxury-goods market
• Ghosn’s growing alliance is new force
• Frustratin­g silence over £2.5m UK bank cyber-heist
• Rio Tinto to buy back $500m of its shares
• More to making a baby than sperm meets egg…
• Plumbing depths of the unknown
• Extreme Makeover: Yaris edition
• Italian all-terrainer
• AMG’s 50 years in the game and growing
• First generation Range Rover revival
• Predicting SA’s Car of the Year
• Speed limits, redoing licences weighed

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