Weekend Argus (Saturday Edition) - 2016-08-27

• Rohde: chilling details
• Science the star at the Mini Maker Faire
• Deon Meyer’s ‘Cape Town’ has TV debut
• Government stalls on alcohol laws
• Pistorius sentence challenge rejected
• Stellenbos­ch’s satellite an African triumph
• Outrage over city’s peak-hour traffic jams
• Bank sets up trust for Gugu’s daughter
• SACP deputy denounces Number One
• Thuli’s successor seems equal to the task
• DA calls for urgent meeting on SAA
• ‘Disciplina­rian’ Moriarty for top Joburg job
• Eskom seeks extension on feedback
• 24 foreign charges await sex offender
• Leader determined to stand up to ‘gangster’ death threat
• Near-fatal shooting gave rapper Khuli new perspectiv­e
• Court freezes assets of businessma­n in gun-running case
• Five years in SA made all the difference
• Lion Park back to cub petting
• Eighty five years later, the company continues to stand firm on delivering on excellence through skills developmen­t and staff retainment
• Tear gas and water cannons in Harare
• French court overturns ban on burkini swimsuits
• Race ace ‘would be welcome back home’
• MICHAEL MORRIS
• Youngsters impress in karate’s Shoto Cup
• Social media war for slice of teen market
• On duty in the city’s danger zones
• Am I spoiling my child while my husband is overseas?
• Malema the big winner
• Politics
• Zuma finds protection doesn’t come cheap
• Pravin Gordhan and the national interest
• Israeli know-how the solution to our water woes
• A reputation choked by ashes
• Our democracy needs all the Horatiuses it can find
• Busisiwe Mkhwebane deserves the nation’s support
• Reg tackled the role of race
• BUSINESS Once a jolly SwagBot: Ageing Aussie cattle drovers go hi-tech
• Lotte boss takes own life
• Entreprene­ur Awards highlight best among South African entreprene­urs
• But to get the best waves on your travels, you need to wait things out
• Central may have a say in title decider
• Sandes would love to conquer White Mountain
• Steve Pike
• Spurs and Foxes keen to show off their wares
• Big guns still a part of Uefa family
• Plucky Keet moves back to go forward
• Santos look to make early statement
• Van Persie set to renew his relationsh­ip with United in Europa League
• Henri steps out of the shadows
• Simbine isn’t feeling any pressure to light up Paris
• Strauss warns his men to fix their mistakes
• The impressive rise of Kuila’s Mapaqa is nothing to sneeze at
• If Coetzee is planning for 2019, why has he pulled out the old Steyn safety net?
• WP need a 10 out of 10 from Thomson in PE
• Everyone’s clawing to avoid the dreaded drop
• It’s ‘Magic Mike v Super Seb’ at Piley Rees
• No better way to warm the hearts of the city ...
• ICC scheduling has made Faf quite testy
• Hey, cousin! Barry’s coming too
• On track for fun
• Local band Slow Jack launch new single
• Conflict between good, evil
• A horror experience with a lot of bite
• An example of adroit film-making
• Surrender to the delights of croissants or bright macarons
• Music of the Lux resonates for all
• NATURE GETS A LEGO LIFT
• Pigeons as possible pets? There’s proof they have character
• Runner ducks a unique way of keeping local vineyard free of pests
• Is it better to invest in shares directly?
• How to escape the clutches of a points club
• A multi-asset index-tracker can boost your returns
• Gems to apply waiting periods to cut rising cost of hospital claims
• New developmen­t for Cape Town CBD
• Single women a force to be reckoned with in South Africa’s real estate industry
• Renting out that granny flat is way to go
• The Retreat market boom shows no instant signs of shrinking
• What newlyweds need to know about buying their first home
• Top award for Century City MyCiTi station
• Shutters meet growing need for security in style
• Housing crisis needs multi-faceted solution
• Zevenwacht Lifestyle Estate offers over-50s great options
• Stodels Nurseries runs gardener training courses next month
• Fish Hoek and Clovelly properties snapped up
• Three-bedroom house and flat up for grabs
• Being a web target isn’t such a bad thing
• An ad packed with home truths and made to broaden horizons
• Volvo’s head-turner has it all
• Focus on access, quality and service
• Shining model of achievemen­t
• Five star private health facility
• Group focuses on increasing access and decreasing costs
• First stem cell transplant at Tokai successful
• Supporting environmen­tally friendly healthcare
• Oncology unit brings treatment closer to home
• Life-saving cardiovasc­ular treatment on your doorstep
• Melomed takes-up SA’s nursing skills challenge
• Family-friendly paediatric unit
• IT drives service excellence and operationa­l efficiency
• Contributi­ng to a better SA for all
• Patients pleased with service, locality and care

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