The Mercury - 2016-09-22

• Max’s Lifestyle makes world restaurant list
• R761 000 spent on funeral
• Doctor talks down would-be robber
• Brangelina wax and wane
• MANDOZA mourned with music
• Job done for Downs
• Noah to host the Mamas
• Greatest love story never told
• DA and city in tit-for-tat battle
• UKZN quiet despite protests elsewhere
• R92m Jozini tender fraud case that isn’t
• Fees inquiry is looking long term, not at current issues
• Cosatu, SACP tensions at alliance meeting
• Pupils attack teachers
• We need nuclear, ‘or else’
• ‘I wouldn’t have been so stupid’
• Nkandla mayor’s guards arrested
• New Rome mayor opts to oppose Olympics bid
• Pirates storm ship off West Africa
• Global role urged for Brics
• Obama decries inequality in final UN speech
• Giddy-up as horsemen hail Nigeria city ruler
• Senegal president’s growth plea
• Workers injured in refinery fire
• Carnie among KZN Wessa awards
• Campaigner with a conscience
• Arresting narrative on Namibia
• Trump may be scary, but have you seen his kids?
• Booger hole for me
• Don’t tangle
• ‘Grab for free’ has replaced study and earn
• Library burning was a bad mistake
• Let it go, Mayor
• Change is possible
• Fine tribute to CCR
• Versatilit­y key to Postponed's Arc chances
• Hewitson to the fore
• Aussies expect fiery ODI run-up to Tests
• Ryder Cup is on their minds
• Reinforcem­ents needed to help rescue our rugby – let’s take what’s on offer
• Kohli confident India can do it
• Chiefs win but that’s all
• Embarrasse­d Ertugral says sorry to Pirates fans
• Wake-up call for Maritzburg as SuperSport claim first league win
• No Lambie to the slaughter – coach
• AB a doubtful starter against Irish
• Rand firms on SABMiller inflow talk
• CPI slows to within bank target range
• Cosatu fumes over rising bread prices
• Nuclear planning must go ahead – Molefe
• Cities go global to promote themselves, prosper
• SA needs to overhaul how it allocates funding
• SA digital commerce needs space to breathe
• Rich Kids of Singapore flaunt their wealth on Instagram
• Pan African eyes acquisitio­ns across continent
• Argent resorts to salary cuts
• BHP Billiton paying its fair share of tax – financial chief
• Knock in headline earnings for Balwin
• Work begins on Cape Town Yacht Club
• Sapoa queries cap on rent rates
• R2.99m price-fixing fine for scrap metal dealer
• Fate of current brined chicken stock unknown
• VW faces €8.2bn suit over emissions
• Japan turns to targeting interest rates
• Zara owner Inditex continues to outperform its rivals
• Analysis: Tackling the task of restoring trust
• OECD sees economic growth flounder as globalisat­ion stalls
• KZNPO celebrates South Africa
• Brad on brink of the Moto3 world title
• Fuel to be phased out by year 2035?
• Mégane’s ride and cabin up with best
• Renegade Trailhawk is a real Jeep
• Rea stunning in the rain
• Giniel wins rally but Leeroy takes title

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