The Mercury - 2016-09-23

• The legal ‘drug-of-choice’
• Fugitives buy R26m mansion in Oz
• SABC to sneak Hlaudi in?
• Promised land beckons
• Why celebrity scandal matters
• Six rhino killed on Rhino Day
• Corruption is denting SA’s image
• Bid to speed up land claims process
• Protest violence rocks Pmb
• Krejcir trial date set, but further delay feared
• MasterChef Australia judge puts Durban on his menu
• Varsity rankings slip
• Fee-free students ‘should repay’
• Breast cancer screening breaks down
• Armed syndicate brought down
• First IVF Cape buffalo calf born
• New Richards Bay airport
• A GLIMPSE OF THE INFINITE
• Fred Kavli – focus on the big, the small, the complex
• Syrian volunteers win ‘alternativ­e’ Nobel prize
• Honour commitment to developmen­t, leaders urged
• State of emergency after police shooting
• Warning over South Asia tension
• Missing girls: Nigeria open to mediation
• Social media flayed for misleading youth
• ‘Burundi forces violating rights’
• Meat industry bites in poor fishing towns
• Zuckerberg­s pledge $3bn to end disease
• Stop kicking the can!
• Rounding the happiness curve and still smiling
• Ugly mood abroad
• Tailpiece
• Use of isiZulu is simply a right
• NAM more relevant now than ever
• Thought for the day
• Apology owed
• Cricket milestone
• All to play for in Currie Cup
• Wallabies name squad for SA, UK
• Jose showing the strain
• An intriguing weekend ahead
• Messi injury pressures Barca
• Warming up for KZN Sports Awards in Durban tonight
• ‘Love erred with Tiger’
• Cold conditions and light tackle this weekend
• Spotlight on cricketers’ workload
• Stenson says ‘yes’ to Africa’s Major
• Maharaj rewarded with KZN captaincy
• Getting the Bok midfield right
• Bank signals end to rate hikes
• US investors slow to tap African potential
• Developmen­t Bank to engage with Futuregrow­th over loan decision
• Sugar tax comes too soon, says university
• Rand runs out of steam after SARB’s decision
• Education remains the crux of a prosperous society
• Our education crisis needs business on board
• Bell takes R60m hit from DRC fraud, theft
• Jacobs/Vulindlela get Summit stake
• EnX given nod to buy Eqstra units
• Women still at the bottom of equality
• Tackling BEE Challenges Head On
• Poultry brining ruling hailed as a victory for consumers
• Ratings downgrade serious problem, says De Beers boss
• Financial, retail stocks boost bourse
• Maersk in major revamp to ride out weak market
• Analysis: Yellen ignores opposition to delay rate hike
• Emerging nations endanger G20’s efforts
• Dangote guns to buy Arsenal FC
• On breakfasts and benedictio­ns
• Time to brush up on your braai skills
• Taking cardio-protective foods to heart
• Partnershi­p to improve school sanitation

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