Sunday Times - 2014-04-20

• Grant millions blown on VIPs
• Lindiwe Suttle falls for ageing German rocker
• ANC’s voters shrug off Nkandla
• At the front-line of SA’s war to save the rhino
• CRYING IN HIS BEER
• Training hospital on brink of crisis
• Breakthrou­gh in adult stem cell research
• Easter road death toll almost 30
• Sherpas still missing after 13 killed in Everest ice avalanche
• Cape Town set to clinch big-budget movie deal
• Chilled-out William and Kate win over Aussies
• Banned film ‘Joe Bullet’ shoots back to the screen
• Miley out to kill Hannah — Dolly
• Juju not walking the talk with his expensive shoes
• DA to challenge ANC in court on food parcels
• Zuma booed by own party in Limpopo
• Claims of ‘pure politics’ as parties clash over unpaid bills
• Madonsela probing funds-abuse claim
• But Zuma himself takes hit, although die-hards stay true
• As you were for Gauteng and Western Cape
• Mazibuko ready for battle after illness
• Tambo denies ‘impropriet­y’ in Mandela bust tender row
• Where his cut keeps poacher ‘boss’ in Glenfiddic­h
• ‘We are fighting armed insurgents’
• Thieves perfect art of stealing beauty
• Africa’s costliest home for Cape Town
• Dieting ourselves fatter, we shun ‘exercise more, eat less’
• God help you, Blade Runner
• Inconsiste­nt Pistorius may have dug a hole for himself
• The agony of the long-distance witness
• Car repos and anger in stricken boom town
• Cop held over killing of colleague
• Christiani­ty in China to overwhelm atheist beliefs
• Headed home with heavy hearts ... and empty pockets
• Municipal officials duped by ‘free funding’ 419 scam
• Woman bus-driving champ seeks world win
• Same-sex couple left ‘angry, upset’ by Home Affairs
• Anti-gay views in Africa tie our hands, Anglican bishop says
• Nightmare for parents after daughter’s school rape hell
• Teen’s anguish casts a shadow over solar project in De Aar
• What drives someone to hire a hit man?
• Paying to get rid of problems in their lives
• Holocaust ghosts rise in Ukraine
• First bodies found on sunken ferry
• Rebels expose impotence of Nigeria’s armed forces
• If stating our beliefs meant we would hang, then so be it
• Stephen King and his Twitter feed: it’s just one spoiler after another
• Why working mothers need feel no guilt
• Horse row puts star in harness
• Wedding anniversar­y an unhappy milestone
• Tablet a day keeps hi-tech, modern children at play
• AC/DC ready to rock on, says singer
• Pony up, there’s another one!
• Keeping the memory of Tiananmen alive
• ANC gets personal in reply to ‘no vote’ call
• Ignore Pilger’s cranky moan: ANC made the right choices
• Support for ANC shows how opposition is failing
• Saving the rhino requires creative ideas — and cash
• Bullying Oscar when he is down
• South Africa burns while our politician­s tune out in a daze
• It’s the leaders who have failed SA — and the rest of Africa too
• So Many Questions
• Taking a flyer with Zille is an eye-opener
• Inside the ANC’s war room
• Voting is our chance to make voices heard on parties’ progress
• Gabriel García Márquez: Master of literature’s school of magic realism
• Peter Clarke: Poet, writer and painter of vibrant oils
• Mokoena returns to his roots
• Swimming veteran Schoeman eyes 2016 Rio Games
• Grounds for concern: transforma­tion turmoil
• The season when SA shuffled sideways
• Killing us softly . . . with cricket
• Its greed makes IPL nameless on internet
• Kagisho is king of the palace
• Wits out of the running for title after draw
• Chelsea’s loss boosts Liverpool
• Refs in fight for air time
• Mvovo slickly sidesteps to fullback
• Sadie wants to be centre of attention
• Waratahs extend winless streak for the Bulls
• Lions pay the price as Stormers get it right
• Downs push on in chase for title
• RISING STOCK Itumeleng Khune is a R12-million man
• Net1 on the ropes over R10bn deal
• JSE puts uncle in the furniture business on the spot
• ‘Middle class’ faces threat of slide into the doldrums
• Maybach making a comeback
• Talks on ending strike boost platinum sector
• Big money gives SA thumbs up
• Airline gets wings, retail is grounded
• Chinese curbs harm Remy
• Cheating civil servants told to pray
• Shattering the FDI myth
• Dividend outflow risky for SA
• Branson snaps up Mont Rochelle
• Investors shrug off banks’ fines
• Amplats, Impala up their offers to striking miners
• Sponsorshi­p of cycle club puts spoke in MTN’s wheels
• Steinhoff has long wanted to shift its listing
• HCI not rattled by latest move from SABMiller
• Ubank stops lending to mineworker­s
• Bitcoin ATM skirts bank crackdown
• Chicken imports row rages on
• New broom at PnP brushes up results
• Sasfin baits its banking hook
• Lewis scores as rivals languish in the comfort zone
• Rand weakness to batter other sectors
• Stanlib eyes a bigger share of Africa spoils
• Private-equity investors look deeper into Africa
• Politics and Pattison do not make a perfect mix
• Set-top box debate full of absurdity
• Cell price war’s first victim won’t be last
• Shake-up for an infallible brand
• Farewell to crony capitalist Kerzner
• Parliament has leeway on Nkandla
• Cuban medicine not a tonic for SA
• Heartbleed cracks vital encryption­s
• Talking turkey to Russians
• In the business of original ideas
• How to . . .
• My Brilliant Career
• Everyone’s crossword
• 2-Speed crossword
• TV queen gives money advice
• Taking social media beyond the message
• I OPEN MIC
• Some need protection from their fashion dreams
• Just my type
• A FLOW TO THE GAME
• On the tip of my tongue
• Whatever happened to writer’s block?
• A man for all seasons
• The soul of a DAREDEVIL
• Of safety and sacrifice
• THE WORKING WALKING
• A charming little fella
• In for the thrill
• Whispering wind
• I Death of an only slightly ugly American
• A Eye wonder
• Semi-naked lunch
• Your Stars
• R Pale in significan­ce
• Bells and whispers
• Bare necessitie­s of life
• Business at the bus stop
• What moves us to go?
• Attraction­s we’re missing
• Cardinal Cormac Murphy O’Connor
• PILGRIMS FOR PEACE
• THE FILLY SEASON
• Love among the lemon trees
• HOW MAY I HELP?
• THE PRINCE AND HIS PASSING
• The faraway tree
• A heart lost to PARIS
• AUTUMN FLAVOURS
• EYE ON THE APPLES
• ROAST COUSIN SURPRISE
• APPLE APPEAL
• PEAR AND APPLE PIE
• PRETTY INSIDE
• A LIFE WELL LIVED
• ON THE HOP
• THE RESTAURANT
• SAUCY SORTS
• OPEN HOUSE
• Jolly good show
• TOP MOVIES
• Corrupt cops warned
• It’s Reddy, steady and all systems go
• Holocaust broadcast row settled
• Checkers put on notice after labelling error
• Durban to flaunt its charms in films
• DA ruffles feathers with Indian advert
• ‘Dead leaders’ appeals likely to leave many cold
• Hot under the collar ... because of a sinkhole
• ‘It’s important to use your ballot to improve conditions in SA’
• Vote not on cards for Indians
• New Yorker honours Sri Chinmoy
• Curry complement­s cultural delights
• Good times flow at food and wine pairing launch
• Transgende­r community buoyed by new court ruling
• Bollygarch’s flight from poverty landed him on rich list
• Lawyer by day, photograph­er always
• Feast of music and other entertainm­ent
• Homeopath finds remedy for love of the stage
• The Big B makes comeback as good ghost
• Sleepy start ends up leaving you wide awake
• Imran upbeat about future
• Thrills as Bollywood comes to Imbizo
• In this respect, Pistorius’s trial should be an example to us all
• No need to be in a spin about French vehicles
• Fuel-efficient, quieter F1 has fans in a froth

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