The Mercury - 2019-09-30

• KZN farm attack victim’s message
• KZN municipali­ty wins bid to keep lights on
• Hurt lifesaver meets his angel
• Students face food insecurity crisis
• Where Tansnat’s money is going
• Tourism plight is bad for economy
• Pilots’ strike action threat upsets SAA
• Alarm in council over ‘media ban’
• Municipali­ty reviews its ‘draining’ units
• Launch of ‘Health Care to the People’
• Zimbabwe is on the brink of famine
• Bad haircuts taking punishment?
• Correction­al officer mastermind­ed contract murder
• Officials blamed for late reports
• Wife to get half in divorce proceeding­s
• City owes us, says bus company
• Criminal courts achieve 94% conviction rate
• Auditor-General calls out IEC for R131m in irregular spending
• Pandor gives historic address at the UN
• SACP denies purge of leaders on cards, but weighs going it alone in polls
• ON THIS DAY SEPTEMBER 30
• Botswana lauded as good neighbour
• ‘Surrender Act’ collusion probe
• Arab alliance faces dilemma
• A century of catastroph­e
• EGYPT’S PROTESTS REVEAL CRACKS IN SISI’S TOUGH FACADE
• ‘Root’ to health?
• Chef cheesed off over cut in his rating
• Business urges reforms to help SA economy
• SA judges misled to facilitate de facto money laundering – UK claim
• Nampak intends to sell Nampak Glass to majority black-owned Isanti Glass 1
• Moody’s report predicts escalating costs
• Ambitious Saudi Arabia reveals loans for clean energy
• SA equities, rand not spared from continuing geo-political uncertaint­ies
• SA-US 10th Annual Bilateral Forum enhances women empowermen­t and co-operation
• Net1 to work on short-term liquidity threat
• Iconic brand Clover to delist after merger with Milco approved
• De Beers makes concession­s to sightholde­rs in sales slump
• INDLUPLACE PROPERTIES IMPROVES PERFORMANC­E
• RICHEMONT ACQUIRES ITALY’S BUCCELLATI
• Let’s not cut breakfast in tough times
• Standard and FirstRand shares my choice for Christmas
• GLOBAL TRADE TENSIONS BENEFIT GOLD BILLIONAIR­ES
• MARKETS WRAP
• USE GLASS OR METAL OVER PLASTIC
• The most popular baby names in SA
• FRANK STEWART BRIDGE
• Pacific Trader makes it look easy
• Charlie finally gets it right
• NEWCASTLE VS LEICESTER
• Retired Agassi still has an ace up his sleeve
• City will need to spend in January to compete
• Team SA fail to deliver the goods in Doha
• Three lessons from Namibia win
• Uruguay go back to the drawing board
• WHAT’S ON RUGBY
• Boks planning for seasonal changes
• Ireland just couldn’t do anything to stop the Brave Blossoms

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