Saturday Star - 2017-03-04

• SA’S HIJACK CAPITAL
• Statistics don’t show how many women are killed
• 27 psychiatri­c patients moved to new hospital
• 63% of affected Kugas repaired – Ford
• Schoolgirl drowns in drain
• Treasury denies being part of talks on grant payment contract
• Model Bella hopes to ride horses again
• Life starts at 40... or with a grey hair
• Concern new bill will overregula­te
• Look and listen as sign language takes its place
• Questions to follow collapse of hospital roof
• SMS platform set to ensure safe abortions for SA’s women
• Education set to be a taxing issue
• Crime efficacy hampered by internal chaos
• Zuma opts not to suspend NPA director Shaun Abrahams
• 19-year-old ‘Bicycle Rapist’ sentenced to four life terms in jail
• Baby remains found at home run by nuns
• Varsity cyber course
• 3 suicide bombers attack, kill only themselves
• Mom, Dad: Gaming is a real sport
• Oprah boosts stocks – and brushes aside a White House run
• Movie on MK’s Solomon Mahlangu to be released soon
• 100 World Heritage Sites under pressure
• Young woman and old ‘near normal’ man defeat Nazism
• SA-Nigeria tensions rising after raids send 97 immigrants packing
• The environmen­tal cost of a loaf of bread – and what to do about it
• Conservati­on of tiny creatures is critical to human survival
• Cape Town is still hot property
• A journey from hopelessne­ss and despair back to the light
• First-wave Xers are naturally Republican
• Turn off the taps and take stock
• Let’s all share the burden of memory
• Catastroph­ic indecision
• KIM JONG-NAM’S MURDER WAS NOT MERELY A RANDOM ACT BY AMATEURS
• Be brave and ask for the sex you want
• Virtual reality drives the reality of sex trade home
• Wu Wei yourself to a better life
• Animal rescuer saves their souls
• ‘Exclusivel­y gay moment’ makes it a first for Disney
• CHOOSING TO LIVE
• Real men love Barbie and SuperSport
• Dumb is a Nokia way to get smart
• Black Stone’s Chiefs regret
• Klopp urges his roller-coaster Reds to rise to Arsenal challenge
• Wits cruise past Celtic to stay in Hunt
• CT City soar back to the top
• Jaguares a different challenge for confident Stormers
• Whiteley: Up the intensity
• Aiken’s birdie blitz puts him in the mix
• DERBY RIVALRY UNITY
• Bulls, Cheetahs seek first wins
• Cheers to adventure and courage!
• Kabelo Chabalala
• Absa to pay R10m fine to settle with credit regulator
• ‘Paltry’ fine won’t deter repeat of alleged bad lending practices, says consumer activist
• Satinsky car scheme had the ‘traits of a Ponzi’
• Tax-free savings switches delayed another year
• Ombud orders Sharemax adviser to repay pensioner R170 000
• Championin­g your finances for 21 years
• Prioritise saving for retirement from the day you start working
• You need a financial adviser to make informed decisions
• Unit trusts are a great investment, but don’t be blinded by past performanc­e
• Don’t cash in your retirement savings

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