The Mercury - 2020-11-23

• Mega N2, N3 upgrade getting into motion
• Freight industry appeals to president to intervene
• Five arrested for prince’s murder
• Silence on race-baiting will drive SA into anarchy
• Putting attitudes into perspectiv­e
• ‘Reset’ a ruse to rob citizens of liberties
• Zuma’s walkout must not be taken lightly
• Surgeons remove rare 24kg tumour from patient’s abdomen
• SA not entering second wave ‘just yet’
• Santam in unusual bid to join appeal applicatio­n
• Burst pipeline affects flow
• Ramaphosa denies trophy hunting claims
• Durban’s homeless gardeners take root
• ON THIS DAY NOVEMBER 23
• Virus doubters on silent march
• Jihadist violence stalks election
• Importing and exporting waste: Here’s what you need to know
• Wild and wonderful journey
• Co-operation vital in search for virus cure
• Informal traders are vital to boosting our economy
• TREVOR MAKES THE COVER OF GQ
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• FRANK STEWART BRIDGE
• Ramaphosa lobbies for debt repayment suspension
• New ratings push SA deeper into junk zone
• PIC’s assets under management rise by R187 billion in the quarter to September 2020
• Declaratio­n on crypto assets welcomed
• Tiger Brands’ operations take R400 million hit from Covid-19-related costs
• PSG WILL CONTINUE TO THINK BIG IN 2021
• 2015 SALE OF 10 MILLION BARRELS OF CEF OIL INVALID
• Sticking to the plan pays off for Hansen
• It’s a good sign that Chiefs are disappoint­ed with draw against Arrows
• Hat-trick hero Zwane is leading Downs’ charge
• Ten-man Arsenal hold on for draw against Leeds
• Bulls are the ‘Liverpool of rugby’ ALL SM ILES

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