Weekend Argus (Saturday Edition) - 2017-07-15

• Chris Barnard family in movie row
• ‘Indestruct­ible’ water bears likely to outlive us all – study
• Ex-city councillor dies in stabbing
• President takes black lawyers’ gripes ‘seriously’
• Nzimande dismayed by ‘looted billions’
• Boy with blade keeps on running
• ‘Saturday Night Live’, ‘Westworld’ lead Emmy nods
• Rare photo of lioness feeding leopard cub
• Call to stop all scrap copper exports
• Murder and rape accused appears in court
• Zim ban on kaylite has traders reeling
• Lies brought me down – Mbeki
• ‘Probe of cops who killed workers stalled’
• Boy eats all the time, but he never feels full
• Work together to honour Madiba
• There’s always something you can do on Mandela Day
• Basketball’s ‘Trevor Noah’ returns to his roots for popular NBA Africa Game
• SATURDAY INTERVIEW
• Illegal farm evictions on the rise in Western Cape
• Walking on the moon – man’s ‘greatest adventure’
• News of the day
• Not even an IRA nail bomb in London’s Hyde Park could stop Sefton
• SA off the hook on ivory
• Fears over herbicide-cancer link
• Melting ice increases bear risk
• Poverty fuels horn trade, study shows
• Police killed in holy site shooting
• Cult lead by former Nazi acted with impunity for decades in Chile
• Pope tells whiners not to
• ‘Liu received best treatment’
• Hunt for owner of ‘newly found’ Mendi bell
• Suzanne Lenglen gave tennis its first goddess
• Girls of 9 are asking for ‘designer vaginas’
• Crazy restaurant review rows hard to stomach
• Gugs AC show they are in it for the long run
• Gathering for Madiba’s final birthday
• Can animals suffer post-traumatic stress disorder?
• Clarkson’s weighty problems
• City ignores taxi industry
• There’s no escaping old Zuma’s roving eye
• Zuma has captured democracy
• Yearning for strong leaders
• One of country’s unsung heroes
• SA’s juggernaut­s of death will just keep on trucking
• People should hear tributes while they are still alive
• God knows when it’s best for me to sing
• Three purchasing options
• Economic slump can create opportunit­ies for investors
• Than 300 workers
• Smith and February set to renew Ballito Pro rivalry with J-Bay round one date
• Province face Griquas hurdle in final
• Baard the man to beat in Bastille
• Despite his record, Joel still ignored by selectors
• Spain’s Muguruza stands between Williams and a 109-year-old Wimbledon record
• Mercedes on song at Silverston­e
• Landa poses a threat to Froome
• Tyson is driven to land a few more knockout blows for Bafana
• Highlander­s crush Reds, Jaguares end on a high
• Big-hitting Cilic stands in the way of Federer’s Wimbledon record bid
• De Kock comes in at four, and combines well with Amla on day one
• Bulls will be playing for pride when they face the Stormers
• Proteas hoping to gain a psychologi­cal advantage over Australia
• Crusaders fired up for Hurricanes showdown
• LEGISLATIO­N WILL CREATE TWO NEW REGULATORY STRUCTURES FOR THE FINANCIAL SERVICES SECTOR New law will give you better protection
• HOW YOU’LL BE BETTER PROTECTED
• Free data should make bank clients ‘appy’
• ETFs and unit trusts: similar but different
• You can save even if you’re paying off debt
• Top schools a priority for home seekers
• Extensive A-Z of all the role players in realty transactio­ns
• No property deals without Privyseal
• Affordable housing a necessity
• Transition­al abodes vital, but don’t address big picture
• Cost-effective property should drive developmen­t in CBD

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