Sunday Times - 2015-06-14

• SA taxpayers to pay millions more to AU
• Mbalula: no plans to ask for $10m refund
• Referees need extra time as Bafana are kept waiting
• MARGIE ORFORD ON FEMALE VIAGRA
• BLACK LIKE ME
• Relaxation along with resolution­s
• Concern over SA tourism’s future as visa rules bite
• Mugabe calls for Africa-wide high-speed train
• Kenya threatens to hit back
• ‘White Zulu’ heads to palace
• Cape toasts couture and coffee beans
• Sharks breakfast has female fans in a frenzy
• Leeanda lands hot role with hunky Boris
• Fifa funds prove game changer in local soccer
• Jack’s boys awash in dirty money after scalping spree
• ‘This made me feel uncomforta­ble, dirty and ashamed’
• Sidney Frankel faces growing abuse storm
• Writer finds he can ease ‘ache’ for SA part-time
• We may be high on the food chain, but we’re still food
• ‘My boss is an ANC zombie’
• Bredasdorp mourns as little Elda is laid to rest
• Parks liable in animal attack lawsuits
• Feet First No easy walk to education for SA kids
• A long, cold and lonely road to the classroom
• Education’s 17-year plan looks doomed
• Suspect shot after attack on police
• Widows survive on cleaning jobs as Zuma dithers
• The last place you would expect to be shot
• TB Joshua misses his big bash
• Fearless granny Poppi takes on a mining giant
• Killings at police stations
• Gautrain hits the brakes on disclaimer
• Faf feeds his inner foodie with bistro
• Wedding bills still ring for king
• First test: let’s go out for the duck
• Twisted into knots trying to believe Danny and Co
• Marriage good for you? Not if you’re a woman
• For how long must we thank the ANC?
• SA needs to get more bang for its AU buck
• At least some of Fifa’s largesse doing good
• Ten years after the axing that put Zuma on the path to power
• June 16 hoopla masks how we neglect the future of SA’s youth
• ‘Castle Corner’ sets a low tone as MPs plumb new depths
• Peter Malherbe: Beloved journalist with a huge heart
• Jenna Lowe: Crusader who fought for organ donation
• Sexist scientists are the real lab rats
• A dream job bossing Oscar-winning actors
• Let the course be with you
• Gymnastics federation faces unpaid hotel-bill lawsuit
• Flyhalf poser for Stormers
• Frans quits as Cheetahs slay Bulls
• Time to chase the dragon and move on
• Cheika wants to fashion Wallabies in his image
• Pedi shows value of brain scans
• Euro dream deferred for Vilakazi
• SA youngster answers Kop’s call to become the new Gerrard
• Oh, Phillip! Where are you? We need you more than ever
• Brazil aim to put 7-1 fiasco to bed
• Last laugh is on United’s Herrera
• Unknowns hold Bafana to draw
• Sharks show teeth against Stormers B
• Chiefs in talks with ex-player Komphela
• Junior Springboks out to go one better
• Absa shuns grants tender
• Surprising­ly upbeat S&P holds SA’s rating steady
• Lonmin faces graver risk than Marikana censure
• Chicken firms take a R750m roasting after Davies’ raw trade deal
• BOE’s Carney calls time on ‘age of irresponsi­bility’
• Zimbabwe consigns worthless currency to scrapheap
• Caution grips investors before US rate decision
• A great ad is just not enough any more
• Mining output up, confidence down
• Workers’ bonanza or window-dressing?
• ‘Affordable’ new gyms flex their muscles
• Selling mines not the only way to cash in — AngloGold
• Mining dispute suggests ‘green’ fears are valid
• Banks ‘not coming clean’ on collusion
• SA gets Apple Music service early
• Riley keen to restore African Bank’s image
• Smaller schemes do well in comparison of medical aid value
• Bus contract dispute may scuttle Lonmin BEE deal
• Unit trusts angry at SA’s poor ranking for service
• Retail sector gets shopped with competitio­n inquiry
• Too early to ring the bells for Telkom
• Expect crossed lines over public sector wage bill
• Operator prepares to take itself off hold
• A sector stuck like its minerals in the mud
• ‘Prime Evil image denting prospects’
• Mine union in a zero-sum game
• Set-asides on agenda after being sidelined
• Discovery in rude health — but requires checkup
• A bridge from there to here, and beyond
• Either we change or the climate does
• Listening skills can help Africa to see
• Trading Places
• How to . . . Enforce a no-drinking policy
• Anarchy in the UK for Virgin Money
• Use ‘big data’ to protect children — or even ordinary data
• LEST THEY FORGET
• Mapping the mind of a Joburg flâneur
• GREAT BALLS OF FIRE!
• Baqueira, left, has just about everything you could want from a ski resort. Above is a skier in the Val d’Aran, northern Spain
• Future perfect
• Reds in the bed

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