The Mercury - 2012-09-18

• Get out, police tell Malema
• Dilemma for principals after moratorium on school trips
• Your T20 guide
• Caring rulers lead by example
• Big names for Durban
• Vavi back in the driving seat
• Calls for transforma­tion of entire mining industry
• No drugs, no booze, no singing, no weapons
• Committee wants full Manase report
• Zuma heads to SA-EU summit in Brussels
• He was in way, so ANC man killed
• Council rapped over housing relocation bungle
• Zille lashes out at race as criteria
• SA city planners face many challenges
• ‘Teachers must stop focusing on just labour issues’
• Convicted murderer’s state of mind during confession now in dispute
• Inquest witness ‘had axe to grind’
• Murder weapon or diet aid?
• Driver not off hook
• Shark nets catch visitors
• Black December attack victim speaks out against the use of nets
• These animals could soon be as dead as the dodo
• Experts thought this erica was pushing up daisies
• A century on, Alzheimer’s is still medicine’s biggest test
• One of the greatest blunders, warns Noakes
• Drought reveals lost artefacts
• A device to make drivers ’appy
• Iran blames UN for nuclear sabotage
• I’m too fat to execute, pleads killer
• South Sudan kills 40 in ‘friendly fire’
• Lebanon caught in Syrian crisis
• Wave of anti-us protests over film
• Boy Scouts covered up abuse for decades
• Japanese in hiding after attacks
• The true face of race
• Zuma doesn’t understand true meaning of democracy
• Gripe sheets
• Mars exploratio­n
• Time to admit a major medical blunder
• We need a life change before a food change
• Precious cargo
• Tunnel vision on Kate
• Marikana is not like Sharpevill­e
• Tough life lessons
• Hanks and the killing of Lincoln
• Tons of fun with Stella
• Raazing the horror genre
• Lonmin scraps bosses’ share options
• Zuma slams apartheid comparison
• Court orders tyre producers to join recycling plan by Friday
• Some European banks are reforming their pay incentives, but US banks refuse to budge
• Jobs of 1 200 M&R workers at risk
• Russia has taken the plunge to sell a $5bn stake in Sberbank amid a surge
• SA’S leaders have sold the revolution up the river
• Report is unclear on why Lonmin options lapsed
• Recyling firm develops kiosk to trade in old cellphones
• Moneyweb undertakes facelift to studio even as losses continue
• Bond outflows point to negative sentiment on SA
• Fed decision boosts some commoditie­s
• Bourse off recent high as US stimulus boosts selling
• Rand down on euro as strike continues
• Multi-millionair­es take a recession hit
• South Sudan relies on foreign aid to turn the lights back on
• Spain’s lenders rely on ECB as depositors flee
• Vodafone in losing fight over Indian tax
• Juba seeks credit line to buy imports
• All eyes on Ready To Run Sale
• The second shot: driving the point home
• A Real challenge for Mourinho
• Will award-winning Compton follow in cricket great’s footsteps?
• Magpies’ Ba robs Everton of victory
• SA’S warm-up gamble for openers pays off handsomely
• I have a special feeling about this team, says Meyer
• ‘Not pretty, but we’ll take it’

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