The Mercury - 2012-09-20

• KZN fracking cancer risk
• QUIT STALLING, BRIDGE LAWYER TOLD
• Grieving families share heartbreak
• Bitter-sweet farewell to stalwart Dlamini Zuma
• Outrage over DJ Cliff’s latest
• King worried about city’s image
• Online reflection­s of working in Afghanista­n
• Mother finds child abducted two years ago
• Vavi tries to ease tension at strike
• Mdluli says he was angry, but made no threat to kill ex-lover’s new partner
• Judge-killing case postponed
• NUM ‘not rattled by rival union’
• Private health sector targeted
• Court victory for displaced residents
• Life sentences for ‘Sunday rapist’
• Father blames politics for son’s murder
• Testing time for department
• MPS slam stricter smoking ban idea
• Justices of the Peace may be enlisted to take confession­s
• Workers in a dam big hurry
• Cosatu consensus on Zuma emerging
• Former airline boss Ngqula loses appeal, with costs
• France braces for cartoon backlash
• Romney takes swipe at ‘web of dependency’
• Uproar over ‘Muslim Rage’ cover
• Trees cleared as space shuttle comes to Earth
• Oz MPS say no to gay marriage in heated debate
• Striving for balance in the diet debate
• Rejecting view preached for centuries
• What the current evidence tells us
• Geared up for a ride in the urban jungle
• Not your average fishing boat
• Gay abandon and divorce
• Masterly but enigmatic art
• Durban date for top US crew
• The making of a great college
• Kearsney old boys leave their mark on world stage
• Perils of a cuddle
• Trips for schools vital to educate pupils
• Advocate has only himself to blame
• Surely Kate has given enough already?
• Striking lessons
• Shameful blunder
• You&the zodiac
• Byword coup for Pickerings
• Battle for the No 10 jersey
• Meyer’s off-form backline needs a serious re-shuffle
• Juventus spoil debutant’s ball
• Mcilroy a ‘marked man’
• Tshabalala, Parker send Chiefs to top
• Proteas enter the unknown
• India survive early scare as Australia brush Ireland aside
• Sykes fit again for Sharks
• Gigaba slams boss perks at parastatal­s
• Salga executive crossed employers and union in wage agreement
• Pressure builds for Australia to cut its interest rates
• Gigaba backs state management of steel costs
• Lab technician­s seek to grow death-free leather jacket
• Jasco takes aim at electricit­y sector in bid to transform business focus
• Placing to fund Covent Garden
• Telkom bondholder­s pocket profits while government ponders future
• Regulator advised to limit growth in unsecured loans
• Foreigners buying more of SA’S bonds
• Gigaba moots more coal power
• Rate cut unlikely after inflation ticks up to 5%
• Engineers lament ‘slow state spend‘
• Government plans to stub out tobacco branding
• Pension, Provident Funds
• Examining the impact of retirement reform proposals on investment­s
• CRF announces SA’S 2012/2013 Best Employers
• Ernst & Young is ranked for 7th consecutiv­e year
• Business with a soul that focuses on employees and customers
• What sharing and share price have in common
• First to offer unionised employees incentives
• CRF Best Employers
• A sense of value and belonging among employees
• One of the most admired talent pipelines in the business
• 21 years old and using country specific methodolog­y
• CRF Best Employers
• Teamwork the cornerston­e of HR strategy
• Innovation and free flow of ideas are nurtured
• CRF Best Employers
• Giants winner says it’s all about keeping promises
• Stocks off the boil while investors fret over Lonmin
• Rand softer after retail sales slow down
• Yen falls, shares rise on stimulus
• Analysis: Killer Czech liquor takes toll on profits
• Heineken a step closer to full control of Asia’s Tiger beer
• Giant IPO seals return of Japan Airlines
• Scintillat­ing new SL
• Paceman adds to growing Mini range
• Tata moves into family-sedan market
• It’s the ultimate ecoefficie­ncy challenge
• Mclaren aims to raise the supercar bar with P1
• All eyes on Singapore this Sunday
• Gemmell grabs victory for works Toyota team
• Volkswagen Passat is understate­d but classy
• Your G-string’s in the Sidepocket
• Oiling wheels of power at Monza
• Why engines sometimes cut out

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