Weekend Argus (Saturday Edition) - 2017-09-02

• Metrorail hell poses threat to businesses
• Train chaos is derailing our lives
• New cycle tour route to shelter riders from wind
• 106, but still an eye for the ladies
• Traffic jam stress leads to growing road rage
• MEC denies allegation of racism
• ‘We want sweet nothing to do with sugary drinks’
• Teachers, pupils need to discuss punishment
• Condoms now shine shoes
• Pupils boycott Mowbray school
• Commission­er calls for killings inquiry
• Sisulu roots for woman to lead SA
• Board candidate takes flak
• The big question: Zim after Mugabe?
• Film fest seeks new entrants
• Changing young lives one prayer at a time
• Sea change continues to make waves
• Sangoma who found his calling designing frocks
• Kenyan poll is declared null and void
• Floods expose lack of proper planning
• Hajj pilgrims in ‘stoning the devil’ ritual
• Trump’s attacks on media have a purpose that suits his agenda
• Battered Texas continues search for Harvey survivors
• Silk Road still offers dubious drug delights
• Navigating a bridge between two worlds
• Outpouring of grief for media’s darling
• The exciting night at iMfolosi Park when a lion pride dropped in for dinner
• Pienaar’s son rows into history
• Princess of the people dies
• How news of HF Verwoerd’s assassinat­ion was received
• News of the day
• Brics Business hears call for unity
• BUSINESS Balance of power sways to China in run-up to 9th summit
• Mayco member throws cold water on entreprene­ur’s ‘doomsday’ drought relief pitch
• AntiSemiti­c foothold at UCT
• A hairy tale of weaves, whisky and the high life
• Bigot Mngxitama is disgracefu­l, ignorant
• Metrorail: enough is enough
• Progressiv­e in a different way
• Hard-left’s NHI will spell end to private health care
• Voices of ordinary people matter in a just society
• Michael Morris
• Antiques, fine arts and collectabl­es on offer
• Claremont food market assets to go under hammer
• ClareMart auction guide celebrates its 100th edition
• Family home in Brackenfel­l Heights with mountain views
• Steenberg youngster becomes the first black wave-rider to win national title
• Steve Pike
• Lebogang to use Cape Town as her marathon yardstick
• Pinelands and Central bounce back to the top flight after a year in the doldrums
• Province Bowls once again miss out on a national voice
• Coetzee’s move could be a case of ‘caveat emptor’
• Tough openers could groove Federer in US Open bid
• Bottas and Hamilton to the fore as Mercedes set the pace on Ferrari’s ‘home’ track
• No challenges seem too great for ultra-king Jornet
• Morris and Morgan will be vital in Qalanders’ campaign
• Local star sacrificed his rugby career for cricket
• Road to Russia now looks tricky as return fixture in Durban looms
• Coetzee the man behind Boks’ turn-around, says Whiteley
• Zungu the latest player to make the French connection
• Five key questions you should ask when investing offshore
• Www.persfin.co.za
• High drawdowns put living annuity retirees at risk “
• Payments for image rights are taxable
• Developers eye Cape Town’s potential
• City approves subdivisio­n rights on most properties
• Local price growth slowing down
• New private schools boosting sales
• Mixed-use: hottest all-round winner
• Demand for student digs throughout the year
• Knysna tops list of country’s highest number of multi-millionair­e second homes
• Understand­ing options, the ins and outs of estate inheritanc­e
• Help for vulnerable tenants

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