The Mercury - 2014-11-19

• Mercy for child killer mom
• Slain police dog was stabbed by suspect
• Bountiful booty
• Going one better
• Textbook challenge for officials
• Comet probe sends back some fascinatin­g science
• Retailer defends products in face of call for boycott
• Half of SA children live with violence
• U-turn on top job for KZN school
• Councillor­s choke on R15m bill for fast food
• Virus behind mass starfish die-off
• Court orders judge’s estate to remain frozen
• World seems bright and gay for Benjy the bull
• Party truce ‘a victory for democracy’
• UKZN to appeal judgment for Pillay
• Audit highlights lax overtime controls
• Bid to change detention laws
• Trial date set for R500 000 robbery
• Israel pledges ‘heavy revenge’
• Hundreds injured in stand-off outside ashram
• Huge spike in deaths from terrorism
• Russia accused of military build-up
• Life goes on after Ebola’s worst ravages
• Captains’ case begins
• We’re to blame for behaviour of politician­s
• Cool heads needed now to fix crisis in Parliament
• Cops in Parliament
• Remake the mould used for raising men
• West likes to give a little… and take a lot of credit
• Crime is a choice for those with no jobs
• Let’s be done with racial obsession
• Fifa clean-up
• Fuelling cheer
• Virtual spat unfitting for party leader
• Take the long view about retirement
• Career change can lead you to your dream job
• You&the zodiac
• SUGAR and SPICE
• Braaivleis, rugby, old tunes and Gee Jays
• Rihanna rocking the celebrity design scene
• Randy and the bridal gowns
• Board debacle casts dark cloud over PPC
• Shareholde­rs join the boycott against Woolies
• Africa’s GDP up 50% by 2019 – Deloitte
• GOING GLOBAL
• WORKING TOGETHER
• Technology helps empower women
• Namdeb expects to mine until 2050
• Renewable energy calls for timeous rescue plan
• Still good to invest in SA despite issues
• Parties differ over dismissed worker
• Celebratin­g 20 years of Responsibl­e Care
• Creating value for members
• Energy costs and reliabilit­y critical to industry’s sustainabi­lity
• Celebratin­g 20 years of Responsibl­e Care
• Taking chemicals management to the next level
• CAIA benefits country as home for Responsibl­e Care
• Slow global growth a top concern at G20 summit
• Mining has not changed much since Marikana
• Troubled PPC seals JSE’s fall for second day
• Deals push up Actavis into ranks of top 10
• Halliburto­n aims to cut costs after takeover
• Mumbai’s docklands offer air of openness
• ICVL to build power plant
• AstraZenec­a’s new drugs proof of strong future
• Crawford aims for R2R double
• Heartland can show mettle
• Steyn and Co size up World Cup terrain
• Out of the press box and into the fire
• New Zealand strike early as Pakistan falter
• Sascoc targets 10 medals from 2016 Olympic Games
• Fifa’s criminal complaint
• Heat is on in scramble to qualify for Afcon
• Ronaldo, Messi duel fizzles out
• Stalwarts back on duty as Meyer resists overhaul
• Latest diet fad is good news
• Unusual arrivals
• Drive to protect trees
• A knack for bric-a-brac
• Creating wealth through smart property decisions
• Medical centre lives up to its motto
• A place in the final
• The burden of tax on money stolen from businesses
• Islamic banking open to all
• A decade on and technology has changed so much
• Half a century of legal practice
• Ghostly encounter on beach
• A tough place
• Key to reform is in economy
• Acknowledg­ing equality as a human right

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