Sunday Times - 2017-03-26

• BILLION RAND BABE
• Insurers gun for Ford SA after EcoSports catch fire
• ZILLE MUST GO NOW!
• Diners, drive-ins & Pretoria
• FIRST LOVE Wife opens heart to No 1
• Fred Khumalo salutes Joe Mafela
• Why me? asks theft ‘suspect’
• Lifting the veil on stylist to the stars
• Audiences clamour for home-brewed films
• EFF dissidents ask Malema: where’s the money, chief?
• ANC caves to the great Matatiele trade-off, says coalition partner
• Beaten by principal, boy took seven months to die
• Poachers switching from rhino to elephant
• PetroSA blunder blows R500m in refinery revenue
• Boffins beat cold-shower blues with hot gadget
• Insurance claim helps see off ‘apartheid relic’
• Prepare for long season of drought, and some f loods, too
• Cooking’s cool for new crop of home chefs
• Cape community fights gang — at deadly cost
• Can Henri beat the axe factor?
• When the drama is real, the public will be captivated
• Fore! Eagles chase birdies off the links
• Smokers grapple with bland instead of brand
• Too late to save Africa with charity songs
• Dictator goes free, sparks nostalgia for stable Egypt
• Barend de Wet: Witty artist who stripped down to send up
• They’re beautiful and successful, but...
• Midlife sex: here’s what’s not happening Shane Watson
• Knife fights, racism litter London killer’s past
• Another big blow for Trump
• Is Melania staying out of grab range?
• Test finds cancer prior to symptoms
• The day terror struck at the heart of British democracy
• Zazini means business
• A NEW FORMULA
• Cheetahs fail to keep up with gutsy Sharks
• Stadiums have to diversify or there will be no more bums on seats
• Lions patient on top oke Ackers
• Numbers still don’t add up to transforma­tion
• Enough to drive you up the poll
• Stormers feel the heat, then apply the heat
• Reasons for Saffers to be cheerful they’re not Kiwis
• The team totals in the just-ended Momentum one-day round-robin phase have been eye-popping. So has it been a case of terrible bowling or overly friendly batting surfaces? ESPNcricin­fo did a study that said South African pitches were the best to bat on in
• I was angry at Mashaba — Mokotjo
• Coach Tite brings beauty and respect back into Brazilian game
• Sharapova bias back in the limelight
• THE AWAKENING
• My father Chris Hani — regained and lost again
• ’Daddy has been shot dead’
• Tania Broughton. Thuli Dlamini
• If not here, where must mothers be?
• Are Jews grateful to Hitler for technology?
• Zuma shows the peril of excessive power
• Criminals that we allow to get away
• Bafana again tripped up by bungling Safa
• There is only one winner in the snakepit of politics
• Speaker not responsibl­e for ministers’ replies
• We are becoming a society that rewards thuggish behaviour
• So Many Questions
• Bridging difference­s with the Art of Africa
• White men -- the black woman’s burden
• Martin McGuinness: IRA fighter who became a linchpin of peace
• Colin Dexter: Eccentric creator of Inspector Morse
• Chuck Berry: Legendary guitarist and songwriter who fathered rock’n’roll
• Power struggle threatens to derail Anglo’s big plan
• AB InBev recruiting again after too many managers take exit packages
• Brait puts off London move because of Brexit
• Yes, it’s not sexy, but mining still matters
• Breath of hope for an easier year ahead
• Consumer inflation drops as toll fees rise
• Is Ramsay enough to get Checkers cooking?
• Pick n Pay recovery bid: slash prices by R500m
• Hotel chains act to cut food waste
• Farming awaits crop updates in better shape
• Deficit data eases pressure on Reserve Bank
• Zim weathers fall armyworm attack
• Sinopec to rejig Chevron network
• Curro’s tertiary plan just the job
• Retailers give assurances as SA suspends meat imports from Brazil
• Biggest digital portal for top Italian brands hits SA
• Store shutdowns ‘will hurt shopping malls’
• Anglo ‘outsider’ tots up her balance sheet
• Still leaving no room for mediocrity
• Anglo exit from SA the ‘right thing to do’
• Mining: a history of blood, sweat and tears
• ‘Force giants to step up to BEE plate’
• How SA’s giant rose from Kimberley dust
• ‘State weakens the foundation­s of engineerin­g’
• Transforma­tion: time for the stick?
• A spur for training in how to handle bigots
• Boost retention with a balanced life
• The roller coaster of fertility nursing
• Trading Places
• How to . . .
• Yellow metal monsters get their day on the block
• JEREMY LOOPS’S (SEA) GREEN ROUTE J
• Muzzle studies
• While some of us dig into Easter eggs, these two men in their 60s will be running the Two Oceans, writes
• March 26 2017
• LOVE ON THE ROCKS T
• MEET THE MEDICINE MAN
• Expedia.com/things-to-do/hong kong.
• GIRLS GONE WILD
• Jessica Chastain plays a tough lobbyist, a ’female character that is really confusing people’. By
• The French terror attacks change the world view of a disconsola­te South African writer in this novel, writes
• IN MY VIEW

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