The Mercury - 2014-07-31

• ‘Anarchy’ at N2 flyover
• BATTLEGROU­ND
• Kallis finally calls it a day
• R500 000 burglary
• Disbarred lawyer gets day in court
• Sars investigat­ors ‘in smear campaign’
• SA airports on alert for Ebola
• R5m to attract events at stadium
• New Eskom tariff hike in the pipeline, says regulator
• Farm killings were ‘barbaric’
• Zuma meets Lesotho king and leaders in attempt to resolve political crisis
• SA envoy offers Palestine help
• Woman game lodge owner murdered
• Fashion feud parties call truce ahead of meeting
• Service, not politics, officials told
• Clean audits for 9% of municipali­ties
• Department can’t fund municipali­ties
• Consultant­s come under scrutiny
• Municipali­ties owed less by errant councillor­s
• Zuma asks SIU to probe institutio­ns for corruption
• Doctors get free rein for now
• ‘YouTube road rage attack’ case is postponed
• Israeli strike hits UN shelter in Gaza
• Isolated Indians meet the world
• Russia hits back over EU sanctions
• 150 feared trapped after landslide
• Laughter a serious matter in Turkey
• Liberia quarantine­s communitie­s
• Court confident in Rolf Harris’ sentence
• Female suicide bomber kills six people
• Thai Airways bans shark fin product
• We are as superficia­l as the internet
• Internatio­nal extravagan­za
• Equal education a must if rural youth are to advance
• Database update a ploy to create new jobs
• Women judged harshly by our courts
• Let’s shake off the fist bump
• Time for action
• Khumalo a true champion
• Taking ownership is where it’s at, says Tahs’ Cheika
• Payback time for Nadolo
• Finally, the players who do the Currie Cup hard yards will get to finish the job
• Smith back after thumb injury
• ‘United need three months to learn my methods’
• Scolari back as Gremio coach
• Bacela expecting an open game as Bucs face SuperSport
• Stars of the future on show in KZN
• The worst 3 months of my life, says Gerrard
• Ferdinand says Rooney the man to lead England
• Fringe golfers eye WGC
• England close in on victory
• After success in Glasgow, SA’s swimmers fancy their chances in Rio
• I’m here to help Dolphins win silverware, says McLaren
• Long jumpers earn SA’s first athletics medals
• New laws spawn uncertaint­y over property rights
• Cash still king, but e-payment methods proliferat­e
• Brimstone leads BEE at Grindrod
• Widespread lockouts in metals sector, says union
• Solidarity’s view of strikes ignores political reality
• Argentina in race against time
• Water levels ‘threaten production’
• UCS set to snap up Argility SME unit
• Buy a big SA bank, Mboweni tells state
• Bapo ba Mogale get 2.5% stake in Lonmin deal
• Looking beyond what is typical
• Fastjet flies too high on executive salaries
• SacOil in talks to buy first producing well in Nigeria
• They draw inspiratio­n from their mothers and grandmothe­rs to succeed
• Bond investors fear deteriorat­ion at Abil
• Investment company manages today’s difference­s while also preparing for tomorrow’s
• Productivi­ty is key concern for miners, says report
• Eskom fails to recover R7.8bn in spending
• Hidden costs of contractin­g non-compliant security providers
• Bourse slips on concerns bank shares are overbought
• Rand slides further on strong US data
• Amazon, Flipkart pour cash into India
• Barclays first-half net profit soars amid restructur­ing
• Cellular devices bring light to darkest corners of the continent
• US economy surges to 4% growth rate
• Get up close and personal with Mimi
• Arno a judge on talent search series
• Mercedes’ new C-Class Estate model is now available in SA
• Nothing escapes dashcam eye
• Mercedes Class with a capital C

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