The Independent on Saturday - 2016-06-04

• ANC threat to Bok Tests
• Samas set to be a smash hit
• Searching for the new Ronaldo
• Now who’s a funny bunny?
• King’s Ramadaan message
• Armed robbery at garage shop
• Board to ponder Phiyega’s fate
• Taxi and bus drivers face off
• Games spokesman confident that Durban can deliver in 2022
• Comrades drug test results are a priority
• Estate agents on high alert
• Man gets 10 years for killing friend
• EFF election ‘babes’ bat unexpected suitors away
• France leads in peace talks
• Clinton’s toughest attack
• Magician dumped by cops dies
• DA MPs lay charges against Mapisa-Nqakula
• Going silent for sharks’ sake
• Speaker’s corner
• Has Graca forsaken SA for her Mozambican roots?
• Punishment at polls for wasted cash
• ❛ THE WEEK IN WORDS
• Rural councils in for a bumpy ride
• Mend and make do are not part of Zuma’s mantra
• Taking back the power with rape memoir
• Where monkeys play and African eagles hunt dassies
• Miss Earth SA plants seeds
• Ramadaan hard on diabetics
• Pioneering liver cancer therapy in SA
• From model to TV star, it’s time now for fashion
• JFK’s lovesick letter to mistress goes under the hammer
• On his Uys, with Evita
• Divine violin from KZN
• All aboard as famous show hits Durban
• POTENTIAL LOST IN BRISK EFFICIENCY
• Leisurely and laid-back vibe in a sea of tranquilli­ty
• This is one sweet ride, which really was a lovely surprise
• Excessive in every way
• VITAL SIGNS
• And a week of sport
• How to do your employees some good
• Help them to find a low-cost bank account
• Help them to set up a long-term savings plan
• Register yourself and your workers with the UIF
• Help them to save for their children’s education
• Umbrella funds under-perform in survey
• Does Nedbank think we’re simple with its 13-percent rate?
• Employers must act in employees’ interests
• UIF ready to hand out more benefits
• HOW TO GO ABOUT CLAIMING
• Adviser must repay pensioner what she lost in property syndicatio­n
• Golden night for SA athletes
• I hope Caster gets treated fairly
• ENGLAND BANK ON KANE’S GOLDEN BOOT
• PLAYERS TO LOOK OUT FOR AT EURO CHAMPS
• Crunch Paris clash
• Decision to allow pro boxers to compete in Rio could be deadly
• Fitzpatric­k the one to watch in Stockholm
• Volatile Williams to face Muguruza
• Khan revives dream of winning gold at Games
• A team to win any season
• Dutch to test Banyana mettle
• Buitendag fires in Fiji
• Confidence returning for Hartley ahead of Rio Games
• Marathon winners well rewarded
• Mashaba can shake things up against Gambia
• Star-studded line-up set for Durban women’s challenge
• Proteas likely to be main challenge to favourites Australia
• Road closures for SPAR women’s 10km and 5km races

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