Sunday Times - 2017-04-23

• MILLIONS MORE TO FIX NKANDLA
• Wa Afrika threatened for Eskom coverage
• Cries of dying kids haunt cop at crash
• HOW TO WOW A LEGEND
• CHAMP OF CHAMPS
• Flames engulf children in burning taxi
• ANC may have to hit rock bottom first -- Motlanthe
• Don’t show masses middle finger, warns Mantashe
• Matatiele’s future tied to opposition party’s Zuma vote
• Advice in many shades from Helen Zille
• DA Eastern Cape rival vows to win rural areas
• Pastor from pulpit to prison
• Noakes ahead of his time?
• Mixing sex with religion
• Moms and dads now throw out toxic toys
• Eatery with strong ties to clients
• THE MIGHTY ... has fallen
• Last gallop for ex-champ horse after rescue from ‘bush races’
• Teaching kids to use computers — one stitch at a time
• Sex workers ask law to go after clients
• Princess brings a royal touch and a message for kids
• Years of social grants fail to uplift stunted children
• For bank scam victims, age brings little wisdom
• Pheto wins over hearts on LA visit
• France’s choice: disruption or disaster
• ‘Nasty’ serves tasteless double fault
• For men who have skin in the game
• Separate wings give super-rich couples space to fly
• Irresponsi­ble of DA to join racist chorus
• This is the right economist for Gigaba
• Mbalula must act to refocus police
• Pioneer deal a harbinger of the pain junk will bring
• Brotherly advice for Zille: don’t become SA’s Trump!
• Ratings downgrade has to be taken very, very seriously
• Blood on the floor, but not a peep from the ANC’s ‘good guys’
• So Many Questions
• Following politics of self-destructio­n
• ANC MPs are there to fulfil the ruling party’s mandate
• Philip Kgosana: Accidental leader of historic Cape march
• From zero to Zupta
• Mark Wainberg: Virologist who forced Mbeki to back down on Aids denialism
• Bruce Langhorne:
• Williams faces ultimate test
• Sharks and Rebels without a cause
• Cronjé emerges from the shadows
• Tepid Stormers crash to record defeat in Christchur­ch
• Jaguares add lion park to the itinerary
• Polo was the beauty amid the bizarre
• Match more about bosses than FA Cup semi
• In-form Real in crunch clash with Barca
• R4.6-billion training centre set for Bloem
• Blues on course for double
• Cherries show they’re out to stay on top in good win
• Stiff Safa tongues can learn tips from Musa
• Manzini has last laugh as United are all chipper
• LUVO’S QUANTUM LEAP
• Pirates may yet grab some booty
• SuperSport lash Chiefs in shootout
• Bulls’ bacon saved as Cheetahs stray in second stanza
• THE CALL OF AFRICA
• MEET ZAMZAM FARAH
• FIGHTING FIT
• END OF THE ROAD
• Downgrade kills first big deal
• CEO Initiative snubs talks with new finance minister
• Bad times are useful in the blame game
• Keep an eye on what may lie beyond junk
• Readers’ Views
• Tempered Trump draws IMF sigh of relief
• Sibanye gets US nod as Aspen feels share pain
• Rand strengthen­s in a surprise U-turn
• Dictators can be a good investment -- if you can bear it
• Malema and Malikane brand of economics has gone Caracas
• Downgrade builds doubt in housing market
• AB InBev set to brew global brands in SA
• Old Mutual Zim to tap informal sector
• Hope and fear as Zambia eyes IMF bailout
• Nedbank in for the long haul with Ecobank
• Pick n Pay revival let down by disappoint­ing earnings growth
• Mine boss imagines year without death
• No, professor, your ‘cure’ is a short cut to disaster for SA
• Six spaza shops: and that’s change?
• Tiny steps and giant leaps to ease poverty
• Don’t let ‘junk’ call halt on innovation
• Thatcheris­m aids May --- and could help SA
• A helping hand for the young in law
• Trading Places
• Winning clients, then keeping them
• Heed warnings of a debt crisis
• Tough economy gives vehicle auctions a boost
• When failure is just the first step to great business success
• LAWS OF ATTRACTION
• Genius from script to screen
• The Wisdom of Oats
• Bright sparks go on a journey — sort of
• #bestcities for Millennial­s
• SLEEPLESS BEAUTY
• HOW OFTEN DO YOU TRAVEL?
• For love of the LAND
• CHICKEN RICE MEAL
• Talked to Ewan McGregor about his first time behind the camera as a director
• IN MY VIEW

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