The Mercury - 2020-03-26

• Infected men held for spreading virus
• Stay home, urges minister as cases increase
• Police and soldiers ready to enforce curfew, says Bheki Cele
• Lockdown drives data traffic
• Explosive story behind Cave Rock
• Stay calm and don’t overreact
• Agricultur­e officials’ luxury Zimbali junket slated
• DA’s Mncwango has narrow escape
• ‘Don’t panic, but don’t underestim­ate virus’ – MEC
• Lockdown could help reduce crime in SA – expert
• Covid-19 passenger claim unproven – cruise line
• Call to halt eviction of shack dwellers
• Couple tell of horror cruise to Mediterran­ean
• COVID-19 NEED NOT OVERWHELM US
• Access to quality sanitation is a basic human right
• Challengin­g times for agricultur­al sector
• Communicat­e virus advice in all languages
• Virus: Spain death toll surpasses China
• Tourist haunts to stay closed
• SA bonds soar as SARB enters easing territory
• JSE, rand breathe easier after US gets massive stimulus package
• Telkom to reduce prices for IP Connect products
• Exxaro gets approval for a secondary listing on the A2X from next week
• JSE TO OPERATE DURING THE 21-DAY LOCKDOWN
• MARKETS WRAP
• SAMA pledges R550 000 to support #IMadeADoct­or drive
• UNP Alumni for Dignity launched
• Law professor helps fast-track adoption of human rights education in SA school curriculum
• FRANK STEWART BRIDGE
• Mzansi Super League set to continue
• Ntseki is choosing to look on the bright side of things
• Five magical moments from Sharks
• I say avoid, but if you’ve been in this situation and have a convoy of vehicles,
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