Sunday Times - 2018-04-29

• Furious SA fights for super Caster
• LOVE CONCOS ALL
• Task team to tackle rash of kidnapping­s in SA
• RAPE CLAIM FALLOUT
• TAP CLOSED
• ‘Crooked cops fuel crime war’
• State goes easy on Nkandla scapegoats
• In Cosby trial #MeToo trumps victim-shaming
• Wounded protest victim dies at besieged hospital
• Protector paints bleak picture of North West
• Immigrant community ‘live in fear for lives’
• Public ‘kept in the dark’: what is being hidden?
• Couple in limbo with ‘ghost’ child
• Lawyers snub SARS over bills
• Eskom finds how it paid out billions to advisers
• Traditiona­l healing gets its first ‘hospital’
• Stellenbos­ch sets course for the future Stellenbos­ch University acknowledg­es its role in the injustices of the past, which we deeply regret. We sincerely and unreserved­ly apologise to those who were hurt and excluded from the historical privileges we enjo
• Brickies to welders, appies will be back
• Seat of learning perks up
• ‘Disruptive’ pupil forced to sit in passage alone until he finds new school
• Blanket coverage for warm gesture
• Celebs show off kids at Fun District
• Zimbabwe’s young lion is ready to eat
• The Cosby confusions
• Guilty as charged
• Culture shock
• Stratcom and the art of mistrust
• Coalition country
• Soccer violence prompts tough questions about men
• Integrity and boldness must be Ramaphosa’s strategy
• We have waited long enough for Ramaphosa to axe Mahumapelo
• The Caster clause — an unfair chemical hobble
• LOOKING BACK
• Failure to crack down on the wave of anarchy will let it swell to a flood that destroys democracy
• The fate of strong black women in politics shows how hard it is to compete with members of the boys’ club
• Families haunted by the lies apartheid inquests told
• Memories of memories, and the truth
• Eat, sleep, rave, repeat
• Avicii in a nutshell
• Michael Wessels: World leader on San oral literature 1958-2018
• Colin Bland, cricket’s first fielding superstar 1938-2018
• What Amla means for SA
• Mercedes revs up to challenge Ferrari at F1
• Thomas the Tank has Boks in his crosshairs
• Am vs Kriel: Who’s the king?
• Five things Rassie can take from Super Rugby
• Wounded Amakhosi rescue some pride
• Safa election set for May 26
• Chiefs turn to Doc for cure
• PSL hoping to see the back of the Ndoro eligibilit­y dispute
• Salah in line for soccer’s No 1 spot
• Fight for positions in the EPL intensifie­s
• Tsamaya This week’s soccer buzz
• Doc on the Beat Kaizer Chiefs look to Doctor Khumalo to cure their deep ills Title number 3 for Pitso Mother City bogey foils Pirates yet again
• Undiscipli­ned Bulls blow it
• A pittance for Call Me inventor?
• Tiger admits listeria at factory
• Wiese calls for overhaul and sues Steinhoff for R59bn
• Villagers fight on against Aussie mine
• Medical aid schemes set to shrink
• How rivals are eating DStv’s lunch
• The screws tighten on delinquent parents
• The heartbreak­ing collapse of a pioneering black audit firm
• Black business bears brunt of the excesses of ruinous Zuma era
• Cyril factor boosts mood but Consol Glass sees too many cracks
• New mix works for Mall of Africa
• People-centred plans aim to remake Johannesbu­rg over the next decades
• DMR seeks to sort out the past to ensure future works better
• Gas boom does little to fuel Australian revenue
• Benign inflation seems to be over
• Google parent learns the ABC of catching up with competitio­n
• New African Bank out to compete in community banking space
• No room at top in listed property
• Now’s the time for business to open its wallet
• A persistent beggar that needs to learn to fly by itself
• Ethics out of fashion on the trend treadmill
• Bank card fraud climbing towards R800-million
• Shift to investment indices that cap exposure to a single share
• Making SA successful by increasing human capital
• Trading Places
• Spotify, Deezer and Apple Music give global music industry a boost
• Everyone’s Crossword
• 2-Speed Crossword
• WH Crossword
• Eliminatio­n
• April 29 in History
• Scene set for new growth in property
• Price barrier is slowly lowered for Apple in SA
• RATE-A-PIZZA
• THE BIG READ
• NEW YORK STATE OF SCREEN
• CHASING PAVEMENTS
• IN THE AMAZON, SHOES ARE LIFE OR DEATH
• WE ALL STAND TOGETHER?
• THE LUXURY OF THE LESS OBVIOUS
• NATURE’S KEEPER
• ROUTE CANAL
• ‘I SEE THE WORLD THROUGH SMELL AND SENSATION’
• APARTMENT-STYLE STAYING
• THE DOMINO EFFECT
• PIZZA PERFECT
• SPEED ON SPEED
• WHERE HAVE ALL THE WITTY ADS GONE?
• A NEW BRAND WINNER
• THE FINE DETAILS OF LIVES, AND THE SWEEP OF YEARS
• Book Bites

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