The Mercury - 2019-10-04

• Colourful media legend bows out 75
• KZN Eskom power struggle in court
• Trump meeting that fascinated a country
• Private sector activity contracts for fifth month in a row
• Moulin Rouge: high kicks for 130 years
• This is how the Boks can beat Italy
• Electricit­y costs hit SA growth rate
• SA schooling system lagging sadly behind
• Our political air has turned foul in an utterly corrupt society
• Don’t make it Arrivederc­i Nippon
• Nothing wrong with Grade 9 school exit
• Delays infuriatin­g, bribes are inevitable
• Six-month mission to find dog gives paws for thought
• ‘Police robbers’ killed in KZN shoot-out
• One in four give up on safety measures
• Scared councillor­s demand bodyguards
• Strikes over salary disputes leave residents high and dry
• Payment dispute halts fencing of Burman Bush
• Operation Smile celebrates in Eden Bay
• Youth fund recipients chosen
• Etzebeth to play against Italy today
• Mkhize blames big health for sector’s ailments
• Brakes put on ambulance conversion­s
• Finnish leader hailed after White House ‘circus’
• SpaceX aims to buy Texas town to launch trips to Mars
• Hugs ignite debate about race and forgivenes­s
• Women face land-for-sex demands as culture of ‘sextortion’ grips Zim
• Facebook can be forced to remove content worldwide
• Bring evidence of corrupt judges, says chief justice
• R11m guard budget saved Umvoti mayor’s life
• Defence irregular expenditur­e balloons
• Institute distances itself from column
• China supports African youth
• Police officers stabbed dead
• Rescue ship captain slams EU for outsourcin­g handling of migrants
• Does saving Denel mean arming repressive regimes?
• A PLEA TO SAVE THIS CAPE SPORTING GEM
• Football will be the winner
• Athletes used like ‘laboratory animals’
• Osaka sets up quarter-final clash with Andreescu in Beijing
• Helalia on historic run
• Proteas have a mountain to climb
• Blossoming Japan seek consistenc­y
• Red Roses in full bloom for Argentina battle
• Fiji delighted with statement win
• Ireland back in quarter-final contention
• Rodgers’ Foxes pose big threat to Liverpool
• LEAVE THE SHAD, FOR THE SUMMER GIANTS ARE HERE
• Pitso: Chiefs are favourites to win the league
• Goggles might be the answer for visually impaired
• TV GUIDE FOR THE WEEK
• Atherton: Kirsten ideal candidate to coach England
• KLOPP WARNS HIS PLAYERS
• IT’S MTN8 FINAL TIME
• Minister to appoint beleaguere­d Eskom’s new boss, says Mabuza
• Financiall­y draining SOEs could push country’s debt to 95% of its GDP
• SEACOM ROLLS OUT SERVICES ALONG THE N1
• Raubex takes more beating from eighth cycle sale |
• Ethics of merging human and machine intelligen­ce |
• Atterbury in exciting R6bn mix-use developmen­t |
• The new Property Practition­ers Act fails to define how transforma­tion should take place
• AB InBev’s subsidiary Apac raises a further $750 million in its IPO
• Zeder shares hit by weak performanc­e
• Could AI curb Cape Flats gang violence?
• SARB SHORTLISTS 12 FINTECH SOLUTIONS
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• Encore for poetry festival
• ALYSSIA BIRJALAL
• IT’S A reality TV format you either love or hate, but no matter what you think,

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