The Mercury - 2018-07-16

• Close call as car slides down icy Sani Pass slope
• Violent acts threaten jobs at mining firm
• KZN ANC finally agree on conference date
• Vive la France
• Unemployme­nt needs collective effort
• KZN health system in crisis
• Astronomy paves way for progress
• SACP warns that it will go it alone
• No Brexit a possibilit­y for UK, May warns
• MDC cries foul over Zim police votes
• Essential service hearings polarise
• Nigeria state vote ‘rigged’
• Tensions grow in Hermanus protest
• Hope that lion killers will be caught
• Dog power puts three poachers out of action
• Arresting state capture not achieved just yet
• Thirty years of being a thorn in editors’ flesh
• Men, women who make SA special
• Defining the right to die
• Another casualty in VBS looting
• Grant Thornton, SNG integratio­n advances
• Industrial action hits MTN in Nigeria, SA
• Bill may discourage investors – law firm
• SA steel poses no threat to US, says Davies
• Spurious report signals an urgent need for regulation
• Stenprop buys industrial estate in South Wales for £3.1million
• SA Canegrower­s have pioneered transforma­tion
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• Growthpoin­t helps 14 SMEs with its developmen­t programme
• Tills ring for Pick n Pay’s Zimbabwe stores as retail and hotel incomes grow
• Grovelling out of a mess that just simply won’t go away
• One World delivers on talent
• Mitchell at loggerhead­s over squad
• Proteas’ brainstrus­t has to rethink their strategy in a hurry
• Sharks ready for Saders test
• Kevin climbed higher than most optimists thought ...
• SA’s Stone wins Scottish Open
• Tears, but Croatia’s Modric named as the best

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