The Mercury - 2017-09-15

• Maidens’ village shocks MPs
• Zuma’s big admission in Appeal Court
• ‘We will take to the streets if PIC is hijacked by Guptas’
• Boks primed for Kiwis
• Little hope for electoral reform in Zim
• Gigaba to face charges
• Getting a lashing taught me discipline
• ‘We loved Magaqa but we failed him’
• ANC warned to suspend hearing
• Worry over MUT’s vacant executive posts
• Alliance to take on developers
• Howell Rd saga now in court
• Aiyer to face Dunywa in court
• Michaelhou­se heals after killer crash
• Inquiry promises to find truth behind Grenfell fire
• Trump, Democrats strike deal to save Daca
• Actress wins Oz defamation case
• Shkreli bail revoked for Clinton jibe
• Media wrong to say minister ‘dodged’ questions on Grace Mugabe
• Probe this outrage
• Work together, empower deprived
• What really went down in Point clubs dispute
• Support the rule of law and democracy in SA
• SA must stand up for the Rohingya
• Shias, Kurds, Sunnis seek power
• N Korea threatens Japan, US with nuclear extinction
• European patrols may erode missions abroad
• Enjoy Responsibl­y Day 2017
• Red letter day for Blues
• A long-term global commitment to responsibl­e alcohol consumptio­n
• Downs banking on semi-final slot
• ‘Boks must get physical’
• Not many smiles as fish stay away
• Sense seems to prevail as SA Cricket makes a call
• Boks’ price is looking a little tasty
• Wallabies and Pumas desperate for first victory
• Sharks wary of the Griquas threat
• United, Pirates target PSL top spot
• Thousands of paint industry jobs at risk
• Matjila confident to weather charges
• SA’s current account deficit widens
• AFRICAN TECH ROUND-UP
• Rand weaker on current account data
• NEW PLAN OF ACTION
• NDP 2030 will only work if all are coming aboard
• Amazon is breaking into the fashion market – with great vigour
• Aspen Pharmacare euphoria over acquisitio­ns’ big profits
• Transactio­n heralds new dawn for distributi­on firm
• One death, one too many for mine boss
• Bid to calm lobster fishers
• Concession­s to tax on foreign income bring some relief
• Grand Parade stock takes a beating after heavy losses
• South Africa ranked third for digital inclusion
• Mines strike action takes shine off Exxaro shares
• Growth in China is easing off
• Shorter hours for Germans?
• Textbook case of a service tailored to farmers’ needs
• BMW set to squeeze its purchasing bill to help finance shift to electric cars
• Feast of rugby ahead
• A weekend to savour for KZN’s music lovers
• Postmodern Ndebele exhibition

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