The Mercury - 2015-08-07

• Fire service in need of lifeline
• Malema threatens Zuma with legal action
• Capital city to seek alternativ­e offices for public protector
• Pieter-Steph: I’m in best form of my life
• Women taking on a man’s world
• Actress and model now a legal eagle
• Dead men tell no tales
• BA grounding causes chaos for passengers
• Public input wanted on Border Bill by September 4 deadline
• Cop says he unlocked handcuffs to free man dragged by police van
• Mazibuko returns to US for Harvard political project
• Couple say they won’t give up flying
• ‘Cultureful’ imbizo celebrates caregivers
• St Lucia farmers in battle over river flow
• No bail for husband murderer during appeal
• Killer even faked his Satanism
• Nutrition app against obesity
• Sexual preference physically determined, study suggests
• Kooky braai-off celebrates Women’s Day
• Motshekga lambastes ANC leaders who dictate to Women’s League
• Business must step up change
• Recognisin­g onthe-job training
• ‘Beer halls’ to be closed down
• Airliner theories abound
• Bride price ruling
• Warning about evil of military might
• Mosque suicide blast
• ‘No deal means war’
• Egypt’s Sisi vows to defeat terrorism
• Rising inequality may destroy us
• Rugby, rugby, rugby
• Yemenis being overlooked in the fray
• Society’s idealised views cruel to women
• Cleaning up sport
• Fight not over
• Long-lost classic romantic comedy comes to light
• A mixture of old and new nominated for Booker
• Baby expo offers bargains and good advice
• YOUR WEEKEND
• CROSSWORD 4647
• Zuma aware of country’s mining crisis
• Edcon posts wider loss on falling credit sales
• Tariff protection is now top of the list
• NUM wants to strike over retrenchme­nts
• The instabilit­y at the national airline paints a very troubling picture
• Old Mutual’s improved profits were boosted by the strong performanc­es from its various units
• With a focus on profits and not mining’s legacy, SA will continue to face crises
• PPC on track with second Zim plant
• Sibanye maintains forecasts as interim profit plunges 77%
• Smaller houses trend as ‘costs go through roof’
• Equity fund puts bets on Anglo, Glencore
• Sibaya developmen­t to give KwaZulu-Natal cash boost
• UK cuts outlook and puts rates on ice
• Uproar as Russia destroys western food on Putin’s orders
• ‘Breakfasta­rians’ change US fast food chains
• Nigerian bank acts to prevent speculatio­n
• Relief as UK rate hike rumour is quashed
• Arrows the new Golden boys
• Big shad and garrick put Blue Lagoon in top spot, with more sure to follow
• Blues ain’t broke, brace for big spending challenger­s
• PSL . . . FROM TITLE CONTENDERS TO RELEGATION BATTLERS
• England turn the screw
• Lochte ‘humbled’ as he equals Aussie great’s swimming feat
• Makeover reflects Dolphins’ goals
• Boks just can’t afford to lose
• Sharks’ campaign for the future begins with tricky Pumas test
• Arriba smash burgers ’n tequila shakes
• Golfing star linked to new Durban restaurant
• SIIMONII,, STREIISAND AND THE H
• HIIGHS OF LONDON
• What the critics say…
• New in cinemas today…
• Ngema stars in gritty new series
• Where to next for American Pharoah?
• Master Archer to hit the target
• ‘Jiggery’ to put one over ‘Psycho’

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