The Mercury - 2012-10-04

• R6m bonuses for city bigwigs
• HIJACK ORDEAL ENDS
• Red Frogs to the rescue
• Creative ceramics
• We’ll be the best
• Zuma ‘barter deal’ on the table
• Beefed-up ombudsman to enforce new Press Code
• Hanekom rules out Malema factor
• Top judge hits out at corruption in SA
• Lobbying for unity within ANC
• GM cow designed to produce allergy-free milk
• Last day for chic Cwele to dress up
• SA doctor denied bail again
• Toyota workers turn backs on Numsa
• Hawks search Henning properties
• Idols winner an instant celebrity
• UKZN in top 400 world rankings
• Motlanthe our man, says youth league
• Qualified audit for Icasa over missing R1bn
• Strike spreads to other mines
• ‘No barring pupils from exams’
• Change of race in betting sector gaining pace
• Hi-tech war declared on drivers who flout road rules
• Ordeal of SA’S tik babies laid bare
• Govt in denial on education crisis
• Law bodies disagree on traditiona­l practice of conferring ‘silk’
• Doubts over benefits of bus systems for poor
• Comair criticises state guarantee of R5 billion awarded to SAA
• Italian gives up his protest atop St Peter’s
• Big Brother IS watching you
• Satellite network security worry
• ‘Abortion ship’ due to dock amid outrage
• Turkey fires back after Syria bombards town
• There’s a mint to be made at matric rave
• Don’t butt in if your kids are fighting
• Second chance or clean slate – that’s the debate
• Believe it or not, UN summit can be quite a hoot
• Attempt to disguise unlawful public spending not on
• Do not put all your eggs in one basket
• Cwele could take another gamble
• End of men idea just a hook to sell books
• Ezemvelo is failing to protect our parks
• Urgent need for solution to airport situation
• Fresh approach
• A party revitalise­d
• Women who flirt get better deal
• Talented quartet’s time to shine
• Double market treat for Durban
• Historical fantasy adventure
• Rand weakens on Chinese services data
• Strike action is useful but it can also be misused
• Fisheries turmoil takes scalp of top communicat­or
• Plane crash fear adds spice to pilot’s marriage proposal
• Van Rensburg’s future up in the air
• Western Cape approves PPC’S Riebeeck upgrade
• Comair challenges R5bn SAA bailout
• Siyafunda teaches IT skills
• SCA underscore­s Competitio­n Commission’s CLP clout
• Gem regulator pays tribute to legacy of Oppenheime­rs
• Third Rosslyn shift drives 750 new jobs at BMW SA
• Trans-caledon sizes up Islamic bond sale
• Banks face six-year low in equities trade even as stocks rally
• Portugal gets back into bond market
• Rand weakens on rate reduction talk
• EU sets deadline to make ruling on Glencore merger
• Kingfisher woes may give Diageo opening
• Global slump drags on Asian growth outlook
• Tesco’s fightback strategy eats up profit
• Talent exodus could hurt Xstrata
• You&the zodiac
• Time for a little soul-searching
• Exiled Pietersen back in England fold
• ‘Spinners make up for batting flaws’
• Mythical Palace can go all the way
• Brussow blow for injury-hit Cheetahs
• Blue Bulls refuse to lie down
• An issue Boks must kick into touch
• Lions’ Cobus decides to call it a day
• Podolski comes to rescue of misfiring Gunners
• Els says he has been re-energised by his Open win
• What the All Blacks get right…
• Slow pitch should see Subrayen capped
• Sales of new vehicles slow down
• SA’S world-class trio in French finale
• Hamilton jumps ship, but why?
• Sunny side of motoring shows energy potential
• How to test the cylinder pressure

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