Weekend Argus (Saturday Edition) - 2015-12-05

• Coach will have to transform Boks
• China invests R860bn in Africa’s future
• SA market rating takes a tumble
• Low-cost airlines ‘must play long game’
• Pistorius is a suicide risk, says friend
• Leopard healing well after surgery complicati­ons
• Table Mountain safety strategy to be unveiled
• Police praised for Plett Rage response
• 87 security guards take G4S to court over ‘unfair’ dismissal
• Harry wins hearts at Mandela Foundation
• The weird world of Gumtree ads
• Wedding show’s fans on edge
• Spy spotlight now falls on parliament­ary officials
• Motsoeneng back at work after SABC disciplina­ry hearing cancelled
• Gauteng court hands McBride another lifeline
• Tourism ‘bounces back’ from visa fiasco
• China widens trade relations with Pretoria
• WWF wants Focac to avoid making ‘same old mistakes’
• Xi Jinping gives details of aid plans for Africa
• Africans must grasp this chance with both hands, says Radebe
• Baby ‘bait’ lured mom to death
• Ponzi pastor seeks Kimberley relocation
• Former dog unit boss hampered by delays
• Another halt plagues trial of Plett man accused of child porn links
• Way cleared for cleaner to sue correction­al services minister
• Dissolve council, say Stellenbos­ch activists
• Illegal abortion pamphlets lead authoritie­s to crime den
• Kirstenbos­ch in all its glory
• Man City get a foothold in China
• US massacre suspects ‘gave no warning’
• Post-Paris attacks, New York City reaches out to Muslims
• Chennai death toll rises to 325 after torrential rains
• Black Mambazo: 55 years at the top
• ‘They only wanted to hire three-quarters of me to play Princess Leia’
• Ex-girlfriend sues HIV-positive Charlie Sheen for assault and negligence
• Mandela’s arresting memorial
• Spend a stunning day at Spier Wine Farm
• Obz theatre to entertain babies and children
• Forget art, go ape for the grape with Tuning The Vine
• Demand strong as retirement developmen­t nears completion
• BUSINESS Iraqi Kurdistan is far from the business-friendly region it claims to be
• Brewer recalls a million beers
• Local studio wins global audience
• Beware price schemers in silly season
• Brilliant speeches can lead to great errors
• Hope for country
• Buck stops with Hoskins
• Politics
• Those who attack Israel are wrong
• Billions of dollars to African nations
• IEC has to function impartiall­y to safeguard democracy
• Freedom always has to be in our hands to help deliver hopes
• Who will it be? An Aussie or a Brazilian?
• TV Highlights
• Allister does his best work with Rassie behind the scenes
• Pressure gave Heyneke ‘Mad Coaches Disease’
• Pros and cons of potential Springbok candidates
• Van Gaal admits that he has a ‘great problem’
• ‘The Liverpool Way’gets underway in Cape
• Cobras now left waiting after Van Wyk finds form
• Proteas outdone by India in every way
• Masuku on target for U23s as the Rio dream lives on
• Blitzboks and six-try Senatla off to supersonic start in Dubai
• Domingo hopes for ‘something special’
• Pop in for a top-quality meal before work
• Battle scars proof of victory
• Goulding sings from inside pop machine
• Life after the Force
• No more bumps in the road
• Summer pudding’s berry nice
• Bangalory somersault
• Win tickets – See Jellybean Journal
• ‘Bangalory’s Back’ to entertain young, old
• Early Years production­s entrance babes in arms
• Chess can give k
• Scooby-Doo at GrandWest
• New with-profit annuities lift the lid on Check the pension increases following before you sign up
• Below-inflation pension increases highlight ‘black-box’ nature of traditiona­l with-profit annuities
• Dead man’s partner gets too big a slice of the pie
• Regulated hedge funds to launch
• YOU DON’T HAVE THE LAST WORD
• Standard Bank keeps its bundled account fees the same for 2016
• The high costs of drinking and driving
• High-earners with life assurance RAs face tax-or-penalty dilemma
• Driver-monitoring data may be used against you in a car insurance claim
• Old Mutual replaces penalty with loyalty bonus
• Malmesbury welcomes N7 upgrade
• Dwellers... a new
• Absa consolidat­es city offices in largest letting deal in 5 years
• Foreign buyers and SA expats get bang for their buck in local property markets
• First occupants start moving in as first phase of Dunecrest in Muizenberg completes
• Secure developmen­ts on the rise in southern suburbs
• Rondebosch heritage home fetches record price
• New record set for Nooitgedac­ht village
• Thinking of renovating your outdoor space? This is just what buyers want
• Two Insolvent Mossel Bay wholesale premises sold
• Durban 8-storey goes under gavel for R20m
• Households can all help to reduce water usage
• Apartment sales boom on sought-after Atlantic seaboard
• Toymakers are leaving children vulnerable to hackers
• Jingle tills, jingle tills to Pick n Pay
• Time ripe to reinvent the exhibition

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