The Independent on Saturday - 2018-04-21

• ‘It’s hard to smile’
• Chad’s academy dream realised
• Zuma set to wed virginity activist, 24
• Wheelchair saved my life
• Five minutes with Meghan
• Sharks must move forward
• Erratic water supply costs South Coast businesses dearly
• Oceans of plastic No 1 evil
• Car carrier, tug collide
• Triathlete drowned in PE harbour
• List of road closures for cycle tour
• Eating for role depressed me
• You can’t lose at our thrilling Champions Season opener
• Murder accused defiant
• Msizi James is not idle
• Blooming marvellous 170 years on
• MESSING ABOUT IN BOATS
• Call for clever policing
• All-girl school’s first male principal leads with his brand of feminism
• Graduate does catwalk, impresses Mogoeng
• Speaker’s corner
• Mosque is not oldest in southern hemisphere
• Malema need have no fear
• THE WEEK IN WORDS
• Fight piracy, drop exorbitant prices
• Can we blame people for buying fake DVDs?
• The new dawn of a hate-free future
• Saxophonis­t embraces African vibrations
• Imbizo: bigger and better
• Dancer aims to enrich Indian culture
• Autumn magic
• Things to do this month
• Both sides of betrayal: cheating guide
• SAD! BAD! FAKE! Trump bellows, bullies, exclaims! A lot!!!
• The Highland Gathering set to impress
• Brewing beer just for the fun of it
• How an aspirin can perk up your love life
• Chug coffee and nibble nuts to your heart’s content
• Lifestyle of couples has an impact on unborn children
• Skin patch could relieve hay fever symptoms all day
• Game-changing cancer treatment
• Bumpy ride for SA investors so far this year
• FNB to launch mobile account for unbanked consumers
• JSE underperfo­rms its emerging-market peers
• • Diversific­ation is why you should invest offshore:
• • Does your trust need an independen­t trustee?
• • Raging Bull Awards top three holding their own:
• • Things you shouldn’t cut corners on:
• Diversific­ation, not pessimism, is why South Africans should invest globally
• Putsche on CT City, SA game
• Ngobeni’s ‘search for meaning’ is a genuine medal – in the Cup
• Arsene Wenger to step down as Arsenal boss after 22 years
• Bangaly’s goal a spot in Ivory Coast team
• Local strikers still failing to find the back of the net
• We have lots in reserve – Arrows
• The Millar legend rules in the Bay
• Nadal cruises through to the semis
• McGillivra­y riding high
• Mitchell wants the Bulls to maintain momentum
• Seven-try Junior Boks too good for Georgia

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