The Independent on Saturday - 2016-06-11

• Sparrow’s pricey post
• Thousands pay tribute to boxing icon Ali
• Tearful Gordhan discusses ‘arrest’
• July fashion leads the pack
• Big day for new Bok coach
• Euro soccer hots up
• Watch out for sexy robots
• Jesus Dome ‘relocates’ to Kings Park
• Comment an insult to poor – archbishop
• ‘No graft when IFP ruled KZN’
• Drama in tanker hijacking case
• Uncle sets up Oscar’s ITV interview
• The bookie, the gunman and Sea Cottage
• Bob Hewitt SCA appeal rejected
• Airborne acrobatics from extreme hard work
• Speed up EIAs, says new minister
• City rolls out dynamic incentive schemes to attract investors
• Man who murdered his young children gets 30 years
• Baitfish sardine-ly had local fishermen fooled
• Irresponsi­ble behaviour of adults puts young at risk
• Speaker’s corner
• Skilled police can stop crime chaos
• THE WEEK IN WORDS
• Buthelezi, thanks for prioritisi­ng education
• SA must nurture its allies, not rebuff them
• New recruits powering up to build SA’s nuclear future
• THE LUCIFER EFFECT
• A look back at 120 years of the July
• ‘Eagle Eye’ is to call his 31st July
• Collectors, cars on cultural adventure
• Horror of Delville Wood re-enacted on Durban stage
• Want to live longer? Here’s how to stop the clock
• … And don’t wear old ladies’ clothes
• The youth may be going deaf
• Mental health woes linked to workaholis­m
• Stress affects women more than men
• Counting calories is a waste of time
• Only for world’s best dad
• Winning MasterChef SA opens a whole new world
• Taking the plunge…
• Foot-stomping fun by the Drakensber­g Boys’ Choir
• DIGITAL CREATIONS WITH HEART
• Pupils win art awards, draw attention to global problems
• Big names come to Umlazi
• Wax your boards and get ready for a Wavescape ride
• A superb addition to Glenwood’s new dining destinatio­n
• A tortuous plot, preparing for another sequel
• Chilling horror sequel winner
• VITAL SIGNS
• THE BIGGER PICTURE
• Clothing retailers to fight new affordabil­ity assessment regulation­s
• DEFINITION­S
• How a beneficiar­y fund can safeguard your children’s future
• Your critical illness claims: the devil’s in the detail
• Advisers preyed on pensioners to invest in high-risk property syndicatio­ns
• NCR preparing to audit Abil’s bad loan book for reckless lending
• The Boks should win but we can expect Ireland to put up a real fight
• LOEW LOOKING FOR A LEADER AND HAS FOUND A CANDIDATE IN KROOS
• WALES ARE MORE THAN JUST BRILLIANT BALE
• INSIDE THE WORLD OF MARCUS RASHFORD
• STURRIDGE INSISTS HE IS NOT IN FRANCE FOR ‘A HOLIDAY’
• More runs for Bairstow
• Next season may finally be when Vila breaks free from Wits
• Hamilton sets the pace in Canada
• Federer ready for Thiem in Stuttgart
• K2 focus for Mocke at champs
• Netball Proteas to take on Wales
• Top riders coming to Winter Classic
• Jordy storms through
• Payet wonder strike wins first game for France
• Langer’s advice good for Proteas
• SA fight back but England hold on for win
• Bok delight for Mapoe

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