Sunday Times - 2018-03-18

• Yes, I did it — for BEE
• Sch­abir Shaik vows to stand by his hero, ‘the Ja­cob Zuma I knew’
• SA’S BECKS AP­PEAL
• SAA to splash R35m on body­guards
• TAXMEN COMETH
• MAYOR ‘BY MIS­TAKE’
• POPS GOES THE PLAS­TIC
• BEG­GAR, FOR WORSE
• Ramaphosa rages over rented planes
• Ques­tion over Prasa boss’s chang­ing age
• Bil­lions in bailouts
• Cross-dresser sleep­less af­ter cross­ing wife
• Young, in­die and out to chill
• Den­nis Rod­man
• Os­car De La Hoya
• Kristin Beck
• Roll-on brag not the pits, says ad body
• Broke SABC blew R700k on chair­man’s bling wheels
• ANC moots lo­cal man for mayor in Trol­lip’s place
• Makhura set to lead Gaut­eng but other prov­inces strug­gle
• Msi­manga vies with Trol­lip
• Bells and whis­tles for chair­man’s car TO­TAL: R740 000
• A dec­la­ra­tion of war, warns Zuma brother
• Court threat against state le­gal fees deal
• De Lille says 29 got away with dodgy ‘dis­counts’
• ‘In­stant’ NGO takes up bat­tle for its hero
• Gupta-Zuma link probe
• R1.2m
• R1.9m
• Liv­ing in fear af­ter ex­pos­ing Eskom
• Esidi­meni link to direc­tor miss­ing since ‘loud bang’
• Plots thicken in Ka­roo row
• Re­in­stated
• The year it rained too much
• 1 458
• 1 384
• 221
• Tragic con­se­quences of Cape Town wa­ter cri­sis
• Fundrais­ing fa­tigue
• Mal­dives
• R58 000
• R200 000
• Origami an­i­mals
• No coun­try for kids: to many, home is a hell
• Can­cer re­turns to fore of health con­ver­sa­tion
• Noth­ing goes to waste
• The burn­ing is­sues
• Mayor’s no cover-up look is on trend with re­cent study
• Clar­i­fi­ca­tion on our fea­ture
• High-rolling Mu­gabe and wife Grace plead poverty
• New Zam­bezi bridge to cut out Zim­babwe and cut down time
• Doc­tors give nod to chem­i­cal peels on darker skin
• In Num­bers
• Af­ter the fire
• Ar­rested for trea­son — then hon­oured
• Cre­at­ing an up­draft for tourism
• Pho­tog­ra­pher Obie Ober­holzer’s lat­est ex­hi­bi­tion cap­tures a life­time of fol­low­ing the dream . . .
• Re­cy­cled plas­tic
• Out of this world
• The truth about Zim’s land re­form
• Hall of mir­rors
• A life of see­ing
• My com­puter
• No­bel spir­ited
• A brief his­tory with Homer
• Is #MeToo be­com­ing #NotMe?
• Ha­rass­ment to hash­tag
• Pres­i­den­tial hopes sunk
• Bar­bie the fa­mous painter? Fam­ily is not so sure
• Use anti-cor­rup­tion ‘one-stop-shop’ to crack bad eggs
• Hearth and home are the way to do land re­form
• He waited too long to serve his coun­try as he should — so Abra­hams must go
• Fine words too late for lat­est pit toi­let vic­tim
• LOOK­ING BACK
• It’s time we re­ally get to know each other across the racial di­vide
• Ugly Aus­tralians — Pe­ter Dut­ton and the pre­cious lot who are here play­ing cricket
• Long walk to Cyril
• Q&A
• Res­ig­na­tion not on the cards
• An ex­pert in spin, spin­ning
• You’re a bit of a drongo, mate
• Send him back to Nkandla
• Ev­ery­body loves me, baby
• HOG­A­RTH
• WIS­DOM FROM THE AGES
• South Africans are not nearly as stupid as this sorry trio think we are
• Rats go over­board as the bad ship Zuma be­gins to list, sink and hit the rocks
• Malema: A fas­cist or racial na­tion­al­ist?
• QUOTE OF THE WEEK
• Hu­bert de Givenchy: de­signer from haute cou­ture’s golden age 1927-2018
• Sech­aba Set­subi: Quiet teacher who car­ried out an MK as­sas­si­na­tion 1948-2018
• Why Hedda is ‘the Shred­der’
• Caster stars but Van der Walt, 17, draws gasps with her 400m won­der hur­dles
• Born to run
• Re­spect is what keeps the game man­nerly
• Cru­cial tons could pave way to se­ries win
• ’Mo bet­ter Reds hit five as Salah sets new club record
• Come on, stand up for your­self. Be a man and play the game
• No 300s in Zim and SA
• It’s time to get down to it
• Yay to Bax­ter’s prom­ise of a swing to the Bafana youth
• Mkhize em­bod­ies the spirit of City
• Two nonen­ti­ties play out a stale­mate
• Tsamaya This week’s soc­cer buzz
• VAR will be used at World Cup
• Downs on the verge
• A lock of en­dur­ing qual­ity
• Tiger’s magic back to en­thrall
• Wits pay the price for mess­ing up the penalty shootout
• Sun­wolves give Lions an almighty fright
• Tight­heads & Loose Balls
• He ain’t heavy...
• Storm­ers back against Blues
• A lock of en­dur­ing qual­ity Mostert’s ca­reer on a roll Safa farce con­tin­ues
• An op­por­tu­nity to face our Zuma demons and march back
• KPMG’s malfeasant role in SARS ruin needs fur­ther au­dit­ing
• Rat­ings agen­cies ‘happy with SA’, but Zuma crowd stymie Cyril
• Read­ers’Views
• Stages go dark as cor­po­rate arts fund­ing dries up
• Ramaphosa in­vites busi­ness to join ex­pro­pri­a­tion talks
• TFG’s Mur­ray hangs up his CEO hat af­ter 11 years
• One makeover too many for ail­ing Ed­con
• Merc does a U-turn over fash­ion week
• Old Mu­tual to flex its mus­cle in own yard
• ‘Face­less ter­ror’ stalks SA banks — and clients
• Spoor on the hunt for Tiger set­tle­ment
• Nov­elty’s in the air, but na­tional air­line SAA’s route is down to earth
• Bil­lion
• Break-up of big four of ac­count­ing pro­posed
• Wa­ter’s dodgy au­thor­i­ties headed for fall
• Buy South African, but trade has to be a two-way af­fair
• Work to­gether to solve na­tional wa­ter cri­sis
• Free to move your tax-free sav­ings
• Com­plex lay­ers of fees make it easy to get lost in the in­vest­ment jun­gle
• Giv­ing to char­ity can save es­tate duty
• The reg­u­la­tions gov­ern­ing tax-free in­vest­ment trans­fers spec­ify:
• Tax-free sav­ings ac­count rules
• Scam hooks lawyer, but owner pays
• Bind­ing or not, liv­ing wills of­fer a fi­nal word on how one’s own life should end
• Keep a close eye on your credit score to help you reach your busi­ness goals
• Tips on Liv­ing Wills
• What to do:
• 50
• A woman who has proved her­self in a man’s world
• Trad­ing Places
• En­sure your hir­ing re­flects new trends
• The $64bn boom in global art sales
• Unilever seeks Dutch courage from UK exit
• Asia-Pa­cific and Euro­pean cities top the ranks of costli­est abodes
• Shop­ping spree for Nor­way fund as rates rise
• Ex­perts boo Trump’s ‘sin­gle dumb­est step’
• China cracks down on mar­ket ma­nip­u­la­tors
• Ev­ery­one’s Cross­word
• 2-Speed Cross­word
• Code­word
• WH Cross­word
• BRAINtest
• Bridge
• March 18 in His­tory
• March 18
• LAST WEEK’S SO­LU­TION
• Trucks, trail­ers and yel­low metal ready for the tak­ing
• In­te­rior man­u­fac­tur­ing firm’s as­sets go on sale
• How much in­flu­ence do ‘in­flu­encers’ re­ally have?
• FASH­ION
• MU­SIC
• THE BIG READ
• HU­MOUR
• EAT IT
• BOOKS
• PULSE
• TRAVEL
• HOME DAZ­ZLING DE­SIGN
• LAST WORD
• FOOD
• MOVIES
• MO­TOR­ING
• Level Up
• NO SUITS RE­QUIRED
• FAST, FINE DIN­ING
• WIN:
• Let’s Talk About Sex
• Dodgy weight­loss pills
• FEEL­ING FLUSHED
• CUS­TOM JOB
• BED IN THE BUSH
• Oh, Snap!
• Quote of the Week!
• WHERE IN THE WORLD IS WAKANDA?
• 117
• STRANGE but TRUE
• LUSH
• THE BUSI­NESS OF PLEA­SURE
• Agent’s Alert!
• AN­OTHER NOBU
• FEEL­ING NAUGHTY?
• OH, I DO LIKE TO BE BE­SIDE THE RIVER­SIDE
• WHO HAS THE BEST BUNS?
• IT’S FREE AND FAIR
• HOT CROSS BUNS
• PUMP­KIN FRIT­TERS
• POTATO BAKE
• PANNA COTTA
• OFF THE WALL
• BE DAZZLED
• CHIMES OF FREE­DOM
• WIN:
• White Bod­ies
• Now We are Dead
• Heart­breaker
• GIVE­AWAY:
• Not made to fit
• BRING­ING THE FLAVOUR OF FRANCE TO SA
• Lara’s theme: Who am I, and where’s my dad?
• SOME­THING HID­DEN BE­NEATH THE SNOW
• YOUR STARS

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