The Mercury - 2018-01-10

• Zuma okays capture probe
• Fired Sascoc head vows to challenge dismissal
• Rabada is No. 1
• Viewers hooked on documentar­y
• #MeToo falls on deaf ears
• ‘I have no doubt he is still alive’
• Klip River taxi associatio­n weighs options as MEC reopens routes
• Agency eyes ANCWL homes to recover its R6m
• Top six look to ancestors for guidance
• Two in court over DA woman’s murder
• Farmer in court over killing
• Registrati­on starts without hitch at UKZN
• Refuse workers’ strike called off
• SA 3rd in visa-free access
• Cleft lips show gap in surgery field
• Contracept­ion by injection has HIV risk, study shows
• Games help get talks on track
• Ramaphosa’s, ANC ‘garden of eden’ future plans
• A salute to emergency personnel
• English remains tough and resilient
• Turning back the clock
• ‘If Trump, why not President Oprah in 2020?’
• Trump’s ‘Fire and Fury’ is but bluster and bravado
• Gluten-free food not necessaril­y healthier
• OM gets green light for a return
• ECB sells its entire Steinhoff bond holding
• Koko’s lawyers send letters to BLSA, Numsa
• New vehicle sales accelerate in 2017
• Rand rally stumbles, bourse inches higher
• GM’s pledge on electric cars a Bolt from the blue
• Weather disasters cost US a record $306bn
• Oil theft racket at refinery uncovered
• Rude, offensive – er, why?
• Last Winter on track
• Baheer Shah, the Afghan wunderkind who is upstaging Bradman
• Where have all the Aussies gone?
• SA Open and autism key for Ernie
• Downs down Ajax
• Guptill, Taylor pan Pakistan
• Proteas up against the best
• Coach: Proteas have need for more speed
• Dolphins face nemesis
• Sisters are doing it for themselves
• Ensuring tips aren’t lost in translatio­n
• Optimising developmen­t
• SA pushes up its Index of Economic Freedom score
• Mega maize milling merger good news for all concerned

The Mercury - 2018-01-09

The Mercury - 2018-01-11