The Mercury - 2017-11-08

• Protest over ‘school capture’
• Eskom fought over tenders, claims the ex-CEO
• Rifle instructor hailed as hero
• Pitching their business
• Nice headache for Bok coach
• Lifting the lid on legal dodges
• SAHRC to probe Ugu crisis
• The ‘long walk to school’ will soon end
• Parliament to vote on sugar tax
• Hospitals need repairs after storm
• Report misses ‘real issues’
• Fake news feeds fears as Mugabe sacks vice-president
• Zuma agrees to Sars inquiry
• Water services start to trickle back
• Dams less costly than desalinati­on
• Police hunt deadly South Coast gunman
• Plett engineer gets 15 years for child porn
• Varsity drops Mahlangu
• Saudi prince accuses Tehran of war crimes Allied Houthi missile intercepte­d
• New Delhi pollution hits dangerous level
• Rights groups called on to monitor Malaysian politician’s surgery
• New Philippine­s drugs board chief quits
• Israeli soldier takes selfie with injured Palestinia­n brothers
• Texas pastor must minister to flock while mourning daughter
• India blade-runner in for long run
• ‘I’m afraid and angry,’ says eco-warrior, 18
• Humanity on the verge of extinction
• It’s a smack, not a psychologi­cal war
• Dog protection law needs more teeth
• Western media guilty of fuelling Islamophob­ia fire
• Give us real leaders
• White shooter not called a ‘terrorist’
• Include politics in school curriculum
• ‘UK banks aiding corrupt SA power elite’
• US military expansion in Africa set to be Trump’s legacy
• No nudes is good nudes …
• BZ can shift up a gear
• Tertius Bosch’s son back in SA for long haul
• Test tweaker Maharaj keen for T20 exposure
• Just the way Eddie Jones likes it
• Sagarmatha Technologi­es to invest R1bn in ANA
• Eskom ‘stage-managed victimisat­ion’
• Utility executives got boot so R1bn IT tender could be pushed
• Zuma approves inquiry at Sars
• FRESH WINGS
• AEEI shares leap 8%, with heps up 120%
• Debunking the common myths about trusts in SA
• TFG completes its third UK foray with acquisitio­n of Hobbs
• Prepare for new revenue recognitio­n requiremen­ts in 2018
• PPC expects improved profit performanc­e of up to 40% higher
• Mr Price shares surge on trading update
• First high-speed 5G SA internet service
• Cost-cutting measures boost Toyota
• Saudi Arabia turmoil is hopefully a sign of reform
• Crackdown puts $33 billion at risk
• Helping scholars become scientists
• Excellence honoured
• Transnet blankets comfort students
• City honoured for its vision
• Workshops for spazas, tuckshops

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