Weekend Argus (Saturday Edition) - 2016-08-06

• Coalition comrades set to rule key metros
• Super service delivery plan
• Harry at KZN dream wedding
• Protests, arrest of athlete mar Olympic opening
• It’s not about race anymore, says De Lille
• DA MP lodges poll death threats claim against Icosa leader Breda
• Final countdown for Tshwane
• ANC comfortabl­y takes the Free State despite large drop in support
• Malema shares ideas for EFF wards
• Smaller parties lick wounds
• Tiny party punches above weight
• Leadership dispute cost ANC dearly
• DA wins nearly all councils in W Cape
• Knysna horse trading begins after inconclusi­ve poll result
• Mental anguish of man Zephany still calls Daddy
• Paedophile must remain in Pollsmoor
• MEC probes policy that lets sex offenders teach
• Court dismisses Mvoko’s case
• Golden boy Le Clos gets an ‘Unbelievab­le’ friend
• Permanent record – Olympians don’t just have designs on winning medals
• Where the hungry of Rio meet and eat
• Budd and Decker reconcile at last
• Twelve days of total tech and sharp design
• Khoi experts see polls as a time for renewal
• Fire disrupts city school’s celebratio­ns
• Keeping spirit of the Labia alive
• Masi residents don’t want taxi rank
• Fleet Street bids farewell to last two ‘hacks’
• Zimbabwe to crack down on ‘cyber warfare’
• Ministers try to hammer out trade relations between neighbours
• Supected terrorist linked to human traffickin­g
• Cast defends ‘Suicide Squad’
• Damon comes under fire for hero role
• Mystery ‘Pokemon Go’ statue proves a hit in the real world
• Hi-tech X-ray uncovers a hidden Degas
• ‘Fantastic Beasts’ keeps the Potter magic alive
• Rowling fails to top rich list
• Biehl book reveals multiple truths
• ‘At that time my spirit just says I must kill the white’
• Mugabe feels pastor power
• Elections a triumph for SA and democracy
• Outcry after ‘pushy’ mom eliminates daughter’s quiz rival
• Can fashion police patrol our style?
• ON THE COUCH
• End is nigh for Mugabe
• Strong drink is not proof against real idiocy
• Elections
• South Africans have spoken
• Renewable energy cheaper than nuclear
• Playing against stereotype­s
• The ANC counts the high cost of a failing president
• Let’s really get behind our team at the Olympics
• Amazon launches own planes to boost delivery
• MTN investors see largescale payouts cut
• BUSINESS Robust job gain is a boost to US economy after 1% growth average
• Steve Pike
• Whistleblo­wer Stepanova will not appeal over Rio ban
• Tryon, Luus star as rampant Proteas take charge
• WPCC, Maties gear up for a top-of-the table clash
• Community Shield: Where it will be won and lost
• Improving the players’ skills has helped improve the vibe within the team
• Comparing Super Rugby with Test rugby is not comparing apples with apples
• Paarl derby: It’s the one the boys dream of
• Olympics a ‘game-changer’ for the growth of the game
• False Bay have a shot at lifting the title in front of fans
• Desire to make a change pushes Putsche to City
• Banyana to work extra hard for maximum points
• Cameron wants to be a provider for Team SA
• Motivated Khune turns every negative into a positive
• A terrible case of déjà vu for WP
• Soma celebrates individual­ity and creativity through dance
• Joker fails to balance the Ledger
• A delicious twist on vegetarian dining
• Singer who never gives up
• Help illustrate city author’s new book
• Woman trapped in identity theft nightmare
• WHAT YOU SHOULD DO IF YOU ARE A VICTIM OF IDENTITY THEFT
• Insurers must consider underlying cause that gave rise to your claim
• Draft ‘amnesty’ legislatio­n changes tax calculatio­n on offshore assets
• SOMETIMES INSURERS REJECT YOUR CLAIM FOR GOOD REASON
• Scary statistics should persuade women (and men) to buy life assurance
• Women should take advice that speaks to their needs
• WIVES MUST GET INVOLVED
• Major drawcard is suburb’s beauty
• Weird and wonderful home trends hitting the South African marketplac­e
• Luxury developmen­t for Claremont
• All factors should be taken into account concerning pets in sectional title schemes
• De Waterkant’s buoyancy underpinne­d by sectional title
• Exhibition highlights Cape firm’s work
• EAAB digital accreditat­ion will help eliminate non-legal agents
• We may see some strengthen­ing to come
• Curro to open high school at Century City
• How to ‘stage’ your home to quickly close that sale
• Wellington Church Street property up for auction
• Humour your audience to get message across
• Flour ad shows print media still reigns Supreme
• Sharks, tornados … again
• Luhrman’s unique view on the history of hip hop
• Nimble Swift is a dream to drive

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