Sunday Times - 2018-06-10

• Lawyers demand PIC loan kickback for Zweli
• NEW BEGINNING
• MESSI’S MOMENT
• Zuma plots — and wrecks ANC deal
• HURT TILL YOU LAUGH
• MELTDOWN TOWN
• ONE YEAR LATER
• We were bugged, say ministers
• Open letter to the political leaders of South Africa
• ‘Shocked’ Kebby stripped of military vets powers
• ‘Something rotten’ about crayfish poacher penalty
• Badly led, cash-strapped municipali­ties not coping
• ‘Broken’ mom forgives dad for the shot that killed son
• Mkhwebane turns back on ‘free advice’
• More battles ahead if De Lille wins this one
• Gogos and go-getters caught up in VBS’s mess battle for cash every day
• Henri’s ‘affection’ for mother, his ‘nurturer’, did not save her
• Rats feed on corpse in KZN hospital
• Smoke clears on Stone Age find
• Meal club gets parents mixing
• School rigs CCTV system, vets staff in wake of abuse scandal
• Experts warn: run, forex, run!
• Pepper the robot just wants to help spice up our lives, really
• Sunglasses with stars in their eyes
• Urinal or icon? Battle over Cape Town hotel
• Canadian cop show without the testostero­ne
• The (un)usual suspects
• Fred Khumalo
• Focus on faith
• A thug and a chauvinist
• Don’t let them knock off your socks
• Thatcher’s man in SA
• Mistake to keep Zille? It would be a mistake to lose her
• A melting pot in which the flavours refuse to mingle
• GDP slump is a bump in the road, but this train is still on track
• In a society that lives by the gun, innocents will die by it
• LOOKING BACK
• Coming together to build on the promise of a new era
• Our public protector is really a public danger and should be shown the door
• There’s something behind Shivambu’s claims against Momoniat, but whether it’s corruption or subterfuge, time will tell
• Studying the past the right way builds the skills for a better future
• Ruling against police opens way for belated justice
• Norman Canale: Sportswrit­er with a sharp pen and a big heart 1923-2018
• Upright Van der Bijl in place to hit Zim cricket for a six
• Bad Max behaves — and goes fast
• Swys — more than one way to attack
• Nabil Fekir’s Liverpool medical throws up a possible problem
• Tightheads & Loose Balls
• Jali set for a busy start at champions Sundowns
• Queen of the court Maria Bueno dies at 78
• Even Benfica fans hope Ronaldo thrives
• Morocco seems to have little chance of hosting in 2026
• Bafana and Baxter brands are in need of maintenanc­e
• Halep breaks grand slam duck in fine style in Paris
• Sascoc okays selection criteria
• Everything you need to know about the World Cup
• Thiem stands between Nadal and No 11
• Sam to ask Lotto for R100-million for 15 2020 Olympics medals
• Nene warns of ‘challengin­g times’ ahead as rand slides
• Murray & Roberts, Aton battle it out over Aveng takeover plan
• Jooste’s effort to raise cash hits snag
• Why it could be a challengin­g retail journey
• How millennial­s became the world’s most powerful consumers
• Lawyer takes on Absa and banking ombudsman
• SA’s economy: it’s not all doom and gloom
• Rand turbulence leaves Cyril between a rock and a hard place
• Steinhoff’s Teflon dons escape censure — yet again
• Despite the scepticism, home affairs is not sitting on its hands
• Hits & Misses
• Household spending a promising sign for SA
• Court puts new data regime on hold
• Expect some fouls in Russia
• Sibanye hopeful on pre-payment to lighten its R23bn debt burden
• Zimbabwe catches eye of UK cash
• Influentia­l DRC fraudster piles on woes for Glencore
• Deutsche Bank’s retreat from SA a boon for other banks
• Make or break to regenerate Eskom
• Our bright sparks need better support
• Retailers forget Africa is where the money is
• One-time passwords at the heart of blame game
• Help your teenage entreprene­ur set up their first business
• Online fraud: banks remiss, says Klatzow
• Video editing is a form of creative expression
• Everyone’s Crossword
• 2-Speed Crossword
• WH Crossword
• BRAIN test
• June 10 in History
• Bidding welcomed on pristine Fourways home
• Three establishe­d Free State farms go up for grabs
• Prime developmen­t land portions invite the imaginatio­n to run wild
• GIFT GUIDE
• Beyond gender, beyond genre
• The world’s strongest DJ & his perfect Sunday
• CAPE ADVENTURES
• Ndumiso Ngcobo is a grown up, sort of
• HEAVENLY WINTER
• Yay, let’s objectify some daddies
• Captivated by Mamela Nyamza
• Thoughts on young fatherhood
• Revving up the new Audi TT
• Behind Nando’s campaigns
• Science is feminist, finally
• WE’VE GOT ALGORITHM LOVE
• WAITING FOR LOVE TO HIT
• THE DAD-SHAPED ABSENCE
• WATCH OVER US, BRA HUGH
• ADIDAS JOINS THE PLASTIC ATTACK
• Let’s Talk About Sex
• POUR HOMME
• HOT RIDE ON THE SIDE
• THE FANCY FRENCH PANTRY
• NEW YORK: NICKLE & DIME IT
• ‘OLD MAN SURFING’
• A STOP IN FRENCH POLYNESIA
• IS A FOREX CARD WORTH IT?
• A LONG, LAZY STAY
• KAROO CALLING
• HONEY HOT WINGS
• CHILLING MADE EASY
• A NEW LUXURY
• HEAVEN ON EARTH
• RONALDO AND MÜLLER IN, ZLATAN STAYS HOME
• Fantasy team from the island of Bodacious
• Foul play keeps bums on seats
• THE FRENCH CONNECTION
• Book Bites
• SHORTLIST
• THE BACKSTORY
• Extract from ‘A Thousand Tales of Johannesbu­rg: A City Novel’
• HER SERENA HIGHNESS
• MUSIC TO DOWNLOAD THIS WEEK
• WHAT I’M WATCHING
• Your Stars

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