Sunday Times - 2018-07-29

• Fugitive lawyers live it up in Aussie
• China to show ANC how to lure the voters
• Top this, Jerry Springer
• KING WANTS PALACE QUEUE
• Can SA avoid a recession?
• Poet’s tweet lights the fuse
• Taxi mafia drive SA on road to hell
• Let the people decide
• Top cardiologi­st’s ‘desperate decision’ devastates family
• Local not lekker for Brics brass
• Putting loyalty first: ‘presumed innocent’ is ticket to election
• ‘Zuma is not in any way involved in affairs of province’
• The Rogues Gallery
• Hoping for a piece of land since 2004
• Council tries to sell restitutio­n land to Distell
• Mom fights for state care for violent teen
• Water polo child rape trial set to begin
• KZN hospital chief rakes in lucrative overtime
• Lions’ new home no safe haven for big cats
• Support ebbs and flows for Agulhas tidal pool repair
• Tinsel wigs for very Perry party
• Chipping away at Jan to put a princess in her rightful place
• You can’t feel it, and it’s not official, but bitcoin is paying off
• Back to living on the air at SABC
• Unholy massacre or military mission?
• Science to malaria: the buzz stops here
• The Putin pantomime
• The making of a ‘traitor’
• Magubane and Goldblatt: a study in black and white
• Big gesture from small farmers is in the Mandela spirit
• Settle in for the long haul with Accused No 1
• SA is small fry alongside Brics giants, but we have much to gain from the bloc
• Clean governance, not propaganda, will win votes
• LOOKING BACK
• ANC’s faith in Mahlangu makes a mockery of Life Esidimeni findings
• Now that Zuma’s gone, if not forgotten, the red berets reveal their true colours
• ANC’s predicamen­t is to keep Zuma at arm’s length while embracing his supporters
• For the masses burdened by VAT and fuel price rises, it would be nice to know what these investment pledges really mean
• Our massive fuel levy is an unjust tax on the poor and must be cut
• TV expropriat­ion debate enters realm of Neverland
• Anele Mngadi wants to uplift black students
• Geology rocks, and we’ve got the mountains to prove it
• Judy Dlamini: I bring my passion for education
• Claire Penn: Leader in field of linguistic­s who understood ‘soft’ science 1951-2018
• Should we give a toss about the toss?
• Going ‘upstairs’ on the way down
• The Tour has a new storyline
• How to get rid of the Super Rugby blues
• Mind over batter, art of playing away
• Tightheads & Loose Balls
• Bradley makes it in New York
• Boxing row erupts over unpaid purse
• F1 has last fling before holiday
• Sirino has Pitso elated
• Ajax swallow bitter pill
• Football out of the courts at last and back on the playing field
• Now for the last crusade
• Eight-time champions too strong for Canes
• Rebel without a Khoza
• The Road to Lord’s paved with pitfalls for Proteas
• Lewis Hamilton and Sebastian Vettel are serving up a real treat
• Naspers sets its sights on growth within Brics countries
• Kuben Naidoo on VBS and a ‘conspiracy of lies’
• A robot welcomes customers to the bank of the future
• SA woos the Big Four
• Facebook’s fall: where to now for the Faangs?
• Time to see the light over partial privatisat­ion of Eskom
• Xi should lend Ramaphosa some of that tiger and fly repellant
• Chinese fund Eskom and Transnet, but El Niño concerns loom
• NHI a frontal attack on the only functional health system
• Dis-Chem thinks smaller for growth
• Staff shedding on way for Eskom
• Market weakness compounds misery for limping Liberty
• Have a break, court tells Kit Kat litigants
• ‘Mr Groundbrea­king’ kept busy by Zimbabwe’s early adopters
• New visa regime on way to woo tourists
• AngloGold’s ‘Mr Fixer’ to give group global edge
• A ‘very conservati­ve’ Anglo banks on quality assets
• Short sellers should be engaged with rather than reviled
• Smaller needs to get a lot bigger in SA
• Business and state need to forge a shared view
• Naspers executive pay logic still dodgy
• Shop around, but you won’t find much diversity
• If you want true wealth, be a global investor
• Sequence risk and your portfolio
• Medical credits bestow a healthy little tax reduction
• Be careful how you measure your returns
• Alumni relations vital for varsity’s success, growth
• Tangled Web
• Everyone’s Crossword
• 2-Speed Crossword
• WH Crossword
• July 29 in History
• Premium business and private properties on block
• Fine game lodge up for grabs
• Double-storey Boksburg West family home offered
• MY PERFECT WEEKEND
• THE BIG READ
• STOP, WATCH, LISTEN
• CORK GOES POP
• BLESS AMY WINEHOUSE’S EVER-LOVIN’ SOUL
• MEDICLINIC CELEBRATES ACHIEVERS
• VIVA PRETORIA’S BRONZE AGE, VIVA
• THE PERENNIAL MILLENNIAL PROBLEM
• Let’s Talk About Sex
• Is the single-use plastic bag dying or evolving?
• HOW TO BACKSEAT DRIVE A TRAIN
• ‘DON’T TAKE YOUR BAGGAGE WITH YOU’
• I SOLD MY HEART ON AN ANCIENT HIGHWAY
• Silk Road myths and legends
• X MARKS THE SPOT
• 5 AMAZING THINGS TO DO IN THE MAGALIESBE­RG
• ONE FOR THE FAMILY
• THE ‘ICE CREAM’ THAT ALMOST BROKE THE BANK
• TUSCAN PLEASURES
• CHECK OUT THE NEW PIZZAS
• EATING IN
• TICKLED PINK
• SMALL SPACE HACKS
• OF MICE MEN AND
• THE UNSUBTLE ART OF NOT GIVING A TRUCK
• Live in the moment
• A magnetic concept
• Petrolhead heaven
• AS GRIPPING AS IT GETS
• AFRIKANERS IN FLIGHT
• FEAR FOR THE CHILDREN AGAINST THE GUNS OF AMERICA
• CAROL GIBBS
• Fat shaming, or criticism of our beauty-obsessed culture?
• Behind the scenes with Sam Claflin
• MUSIC TO DOWNLOAD THIS WEEK
• More real-life waterworks
• Amy Adams: Five of her best roles
• Your Stars

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