The Mercury - 2013-10-01

• Another Field’s Hill tragedy
• Would-be judge must explain
• Man U glory days far away
• Hlophe ‘has a case to answer’
• SA’s oldest woman shares her secrets
• Knobkierie­s and pangas in ANC brawl
• ‘UFO’ turns out to be an American rocket ditching fuel
• City pays the price for appeal
• Pupil killed in city protest
• Blythedale resort seeks to calm jittery investors
• Poultry import tariffs ‘still too low’
• Passing ‘not about numbers’
• DA turns to court in Nkandla report battle
• Municipal officials don’t have right skills
• Young KZN yachties revel in Clipper experience
• Full steam ahead for Maritzburg business
• Rip currents are sea’s biggest killer
• River pollution traced to city water treatment works
• India seeks to regulate surrogate industry
• Editors in fight to publish
• Appeal for cancer war chest
• Market jitters after Italy cabinet crisis
• Greek MPs arrested after rapper’s death
• Obamacare row goes down to wire
• Westgate: Brit free without charge
• Ugly side to ban on beauty pageants
• He’s a great chef, we’ve just consumed him to excess
• This is not my Islam
• Indians resort to women-only transport, accommodat­ion as shield against rape
• Sometimes it takes a four-year-old to nail the truth
• Washington closed today
• New NPA head must restore faith in judicial system
• Growth, not spoils, is the way to a better life
• Seeded from space
• The need to protect our girl children
• Educate our kids to think outside the box
• People should be able to cast a negative vote
• Misled on wind turbine effectiven­ess
• Nowhere to hide
• False dawn
• High-fat, low-carb diet reduces weight
• Up close with polar bears
• In A Rush gets Smith home on time
• Pick 6 - not a game of chance
• Underdog Internatio­nals defiant
• After the pain of relegation, KZN face a lengthy period of rebuilding
• Using ‘the coin drill’ to practise your aim
• The John Daly of his day
• Chelsea bid to hit back
• Pirates happy to release players to Bafana
• Rampant Lukaku strikes twice against Magpies
• African football falls under the microscope
• Springboks’ mission impossible
• Franco called up as ban rules Flip out
• Smit clarifies Jake White rumours
• Chicken tariffs raised 8.75% overall
• Cheaper poultry cuts get smaller hike
• IMF classifies South Africa as vulnerable to swings in global capital flows
• SA’s trade shortfall balloons as exports fall
• Despite an uncertain future, embattled Gijima will continue with its rightsizin­g plan
• Setumo Mohapi says Sentech will derive no ad revenue from Freevision
• China gets tough on bogus terrorist threats on airlines
• Dull reporting costs newspapers readers – TMG
• PPC to build factory in cement-hungry DRC
• York Timber on efficiency drive
• Former Xstrata chief raises $1bn for venture
• TMG’s results reflect sector in state of flux
• Building groups warned to get BBBEE data in line
• US budget jitters set off a round of local profit-taking
• Narrower budget deficit helps lift rand
• You&the zodiac
• Faded celeb’s big vamp

The Mercury - 2013-09-30

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