The Mercury - 2019-10-03

• Interfaith prayer commemorat­es Gandhi
• More woes for city billing system
• Public protector has plan to tackle detractors bent on ousting her
• Moyo hits Old Mutual for R250m handshake
• Fired KZN EFF staff back after appeal
• Bison attack on couple
• Rassie gambling with Kwagga’s omission
• Cartrack ‘benefits’ from SA’s crime rate
• Natural world being knocked out of sync
• Students must get nutritious food
• Three steps to sort out corruption
• Sace’s failure to vet teachers concerning
• Roads closed in protests over poor water quality
• Bus drivers back on the job after stayaway
• Amakhosi open to foreigners, not abusers
• ‘Economy has to come back from dead’
• Moral force and diving run-out
• Hospital staff claim racism, intimidati­on
• Water tariffs must be equally applied
• Committee extends NHI submission­s date
• Moyane launches fresh bid to cross-examine Gordhan
• Failing ministers could be in firing line
• SAA financial woes hit heavy turbulence
• Miracle if Maimane survives in wake of damning calculated leaks “
• Wasteful spending: Sassa pursues Dlamini
• ‘Nigeria a strategic partner of SA’
• Time for Maimane to settle the question of ‘leader capture’
• CONSCIOUS CAPITALISM IS THE WAY TO GO
• Thumbeliev­able typists hit 85 words a minute
• Steinhoff got nod to list on Marcus’s watch
• ANC nearly approves range of proposals from Mboweni’s blueprint
• SAA, SAX FAIL TO SUBMIT REPORTS TO PARLIAMENT
• METROPOLIT­AN FINED R100M OVER FUND’S LOSSES
• Mark Cutifani calls for unity to tackle regulatory issues and uncertaint­y |
• Occupier demand remains strong in the six months to September |
• Migrants add value to the economy |
• Growing number of community protests must be addressed |
• Tiso Blackstar subsidiary Robor is forced to go into liquidatio­n
• Agitated investors are applying the screws to mining industry
• Bidcorp to dispose of Best Food Logistics business in the UK
• The rise of the chief restructur­ing officer in SA
• Caribbean pearl’s descent to disaster
• IRAN OIL MINISTER IN BID TO EASE SAUDI TENSIONS
• BANKSY SETS UP HIS OWN ‘HOMEWARES’ LINE
• PAYING HOMAGE TO VISIONARIE­S
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• FRANK STEWART BRIDGE
• ‘Liverpool’ is still a champ
• Scintillat­ing spell shows how dangerous ABs can be
• Redemption time for Gabuza, Ngobeni
• Rassie should have been bold in selections for Italy game
• Proteas wilt on dry pitch as Indian batsmen flourish
• TIPS FROM TOP SINGLES BOWLS PLAYERS
• TV GUIDE FOR THE WEEK
• Crunch time for Boks, Italy in Pool B decider
• SUV IS ALMOST READY
• TOYOTA’S WORLD CLASS TECH HUB
• BMW’S GRANDEST GRAN COUPE
• Industry.”

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