The Mercury - 2012-09-17

• ANOTHER FATAL CRASH School trips banned in KZN
• Hawks probe Malema for violence
• ‘Right game plan, wrong result’
• Brains for success
• Cosatu mulls basic wage
• Can you love a child?
• Clampdown on gatherings affects negotiatio­ns
• Investigat­ing unit’s boss faces grilling
• Sadtu boss faces chop in anti-zuma battle
• JSC appointmen­t process rethink
• City’s R354m on private security
• Plans to alleviate linen shortages in hospitals
• Bleak outlook for coral reefs
• Science site boost for KZN
• Standard of education tested
• Zim newspapers accuse Tsvangirai of lying before wedding
• Prisons unit defends hiring killer
• Plane crash probe findings challenged
• Unknown mosquito poses renewed threat
• Red meat prices fall as shops beef up volumes
• Obama, Romney sharpening tongues
• Israel urges US to act on Iran threat
• Film-maker behind anti-islam film could go into hiding
• Splinter unions show up the big ones
• Why Cosatu clings to power
• African academic enlightene­d me
• SA resembles early days of Zim collapse
• Tell Meyer kicking game is old hat
• The cost of care
• Hillsborou­gh justice
• Spraying his way to success
• Ready for a whole lotta love
• Lonmin talks to resume under fire
• Vavi’s job on the line as Cosatu’s national congress kicks off
• Fund likely for future fracking fiascos
• Apartheid acts used in crackdown
• FEEDING RECOVERY
• WHAT LIES BENEATH
• Government’s failures ruin SA’s competitiv­eness
• Minister’s zeal cannot fix public health care
• SA education system traps millions in unskilled jobs
• Woolworths lies to maintain reputation
• Transnet pensioners continue to struggle
• Firstrand, Nedbank lead banks
• Advertisin­g growth at radio stations helps to boost Kagiso Media’s profit
• Portfolio ‘ready for growth’
• Breeder takes government and Phumelela to court over deal
• SA steadfast on plan to label all Israeli goods
• Uncertaint­ies over government policy stifle east African oil and gas boom
• State mulls cheap energy for firms
• India opens door to extensive reforms
• EADS an BAE Systems call investors to back merger
• Singh warns that policy paralysis threatens growth
• US agency scrutinise­s controls of top banks
• Ice Machine on the up
• Knox, Stopforth in dominant form
• Defoe brace sinks Reading
• Hard to single out any one player, says Plumtree of Sharks
• Rowdy fans could cost Chiefs again
• Mulroy’s nerve fails after thrilling duel
• Boks’ big men stand tall
• Tough lessons in defeat by NZ, says De Villiers

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