The Independent on Saturday - 2018-08-11

• Fury at child’s murder
• Woman ‘talks’ to deaf dog with sign language
• Panel: ‘scrap VAT on 6 items’
• Who was at Craft Fest?
• Predators in the shadows
• Rugby gender pay gap
• African star vows to fight Fifa ban
• Schoolgirl­s learn from women’s various fields
• Help us send Palesa to Russia with love
• Fans pray for Sbahle Mpisane after car crash
• Tourists killed in crash on the N2
• Sani Pass hikers to raise funds for CHOC
• Left with a broken heart – and broke
• Advertisin­g stalwart dies at 65
• Gangs of Ballet hang up their tutus
• GRAND DESIGNS FOR A MINIATURE METROPOLIS
• Russia slated over torture
• Hackers ferret out election-rigging bugs
• Four shot dead in Canada
• Master German brews to quench mighty thirsts
• Women should vote for empowermen­t
• De Lille still has much to offer country’s maligned
• THE WEEK IN WORDS
• Be wary of motive of those seemingly fighting for the poor
• We need to revive a culture of reading
• Cyril needs help to tackle graft
• For ANC, it’s all about best practice in survival
• Bid to improve law to curb child porn
• ANIMAL PRINTS
• JOMBA! celebrates 20th year
• Club Results
• Durban-born singer sets her sights high
• Trainer gives free exercise classes to seniors
• Dolls – not just toys
• Activist to speak on green issues
• Save elephants
• Teaming up for survival
• Loving school, with songs of joy
• Having a sunny attitude is not always a good thing
• Promising strides in male contracept­ion
• Keto diet might be all the rage, but it’s not balanced
• Spray could shed kilos
• Thalidomid­e blocked gene
• How women can secure their retirement
• Taking charge of your investment­s is a key aspect of financial independen­ce
• ‘I had to prove myself a million times over’
• Work together to achieve financial well-being for all
• Ageing and long-term care
• Emergency savings as an employee benefit
• A young trio of top quality
• Shongweni’s showjumpin­g showpiece
• Charging life and death tubes
• Vihari puts India in the prime seats
• Bilankulu says Arrows will be too sharp for Sundowns
• Maboe out to make an impact at Downs
• Can Solinas be Chiefs’ Mr Fixit?
• Liverpool need to be more clinical for title tilt, says Klopp
• PROPS BOKS’ PILLAR
• Du Plessis upbeat about team ahead of World Cup
• So close as SA Schools edge Dragons
• Swimmers qualify for junior worlds

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