The Mercury - 2014-10-28

• Meyiwa’s murder mystery
• I was forced to resign, Golding tells e.tv and eNCA staff
• NPA to contest Oscar conviction and sentence
• New boys at the Boks
• Windies skipper for Dolphins
• No room for bigotry
• Meyiwa’s family inconsolab­le
• Pirates boss visits family in Umlazi
• SA mourns one of its best players
• Girlfriend and sister in fight with wife
• Coach financed his big break
• Nervous matrics get down to business
• Eskom warns of pylon collapse
• Gay escort’s evidence in Dewani murder trial halted
• Anni driver tells of plan
• Traffickin­g case could be in jeopardy
• Numsa is ready to go to court
• Malema may face more charges after fight with guard
• Back to basics to better fight Aids
• R31m temporary housing illegally occupied
• Pandor roots for women researcher­s
• Slim hope for child refugees
• Coalition peace plan sways Ukraine voters
• Ferry captain asks for forgivenes­s
• Canada terrorism plan shot down
• Anti-immigratio­n tone a worry
• A new struggle emerges
• Croats v Bosnian Serbs
• When will the govt tighten its belt?
• The law cannot heal racism or hatred
• Housing has barely been tackled
• Walk the talk
• You&the zodiac
• Another Red Eye for Durban
• Sekunjalo raises bar on abalone
• HCI’s Golding announces resignatio­n
• Rousseff’s election win hits Brazil’s stock market, currency
• Now the euro zone has assessed its banks, politician­s must finish economic integratio­n
• Shoprite shares gained the most in over five years on ‘surprising update’
• Conquering difficulti­es to become an entreprene­ur
• Businessma­n cashes in on Ebola virus through domain
• Strategy pays off for Famous Brands Earnings from loans rise to R17bn
• Experts urge companies to share benefits to save mining
• Bid to heal wounds of strike
• Botswana has become a victim of its own success
• Shoprite helps bourse break out of three-day slump
• Russian sanctions hurt mine magnates
• Two-stroke win for Allen, Langer on the money
• Rundle’s charity gifts Mitchell win at Victoria
• Streb seals maiden Tour win
• Arwuah joins Van Heerden on sidelines
• Bournemout­h bid to reach new high
• Lack of funds sends Marussia into administra­tion
• Federer arrives as hot favourite in No 1 duel
• Another one-capped wonder to replace SA’s No 1?
• Nigeria facing lengthy suspension
• Boxer in coma dies

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