The Mercury - 2012-09-19

• SA victims were just civilians
• Amigos case accused lodges constituti­onal challenge
• Bok boost for Sharks
• Rise in pothole damage claims
• Beware at banks
• ANC could implode, warns Vavi
• Zuma should go on pension, says Juju
• Outrage over new set of proposals on rural courts bill
• Workers easily misled, says Cosatu
• Lonmin workers settle on pay without union help
• Anni’s father makes emotional appeal
• South Africans killed because of a film
• Strikes harm economy, says King Goodwill
• Durban singing sensation bags place in Idols top three
• MPS hammer police watchdog
• Taking smaller pinches of salt could cut down on deaths in SA
• Much more needed for Rio medal
• Hacker warning issued to internet users
• SA’S TB patients denied new drug
• EU ‘needs to be fexible’ on trade
• NFP ‘has no plans to cut its ties with ANC’
• Victim’s mom confronts Sunday rapist
• Murder conviction fuels ANC action
• ‘Someone else handled cling film’
• Burglary twist in hacking scandal
• Romney puts his foot in it
• Rushdie’s new memoir looks back at a fearful life spent in hiding
• France bans topless Kate pics
• Japan’s landing angers China
• Stop taking the internet bait
• The mall, a big shop of horrors, is the shop to drop
• What about the by-laws?
• What would Biko have done?
• What is behind heart attacks, obesity
• We’re under the sheets, not over the hill
• Thank you for making me proud
• Government’s lies fail to hide the truth
• Making waves
• Calling all newlyweds
• Get it back on Kambrook
• Top-of-the-log tussle will be tight
• Meyer has some tough calls to make on selection
• Rovers march to final faces one last hurdle
• Gauteng teams dent KZN upset hopes
• Ronaldo has the final word
• Mendis masterclas­s has Zim reeling
• England call-up for former DHS pupil Nick Compton
• Concern over Albie Morkel
• Lonmin sees light, but mines in trouble
• Swazi cattle die of exposure as cold rains follow drought
• Consumer confidence ticks up this quarter
• Interneuro­n losses from rogue deals assessed
• Apple stock tops $700 as orders for iPhone 5 surpass 2 million on first day
• Concerns induced by Marikana are lost in sea of local and global pandemoniu­m
• Mpumalanga bovine deaths probed
• Africa’s energy boom must be managed carefully
• Politician­s choke on own feet as tongues let slip
• Berliners resent party tourists but they do spend freely
• Eskom, BHP Billiton discuss power deal
• Denel unit to leverage Airbus deal for variety
• Asisa seeks clarity with new fund classifica­tion system
• Formal sector employment increases
• MPS discuss big potential of Karoo shale gas
• JSE inches up as investors juggle local, global issues
• Rand fluctuates as sentiment improves
• Chinese firms cash in on patriotism
• Malawi’s merchants want Chinese traders to move
• Not your usual blues-rock band
• Cowell ringing the changes
• Investors go for Cornubia’s retail project
• Buying or selling needs acumen of a profession­al
• New exchange boosts city’s internet service
• Arming the neighbourh­ood’s IT geek
• Staying ahead in today’s hi-tech world
• More must be done to bring tourists to Durban
• Substance abusers are less productive and reduce profits
• Wanted: An independen­t and effective Tax Ombud

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