Sunday Times - 2014-11-30

• SA’s fat cats just get fatter
• Scramble to fix Nkandla fences after exposé by Sunday Times
• Zuma out to block Winnie’s claim to Qunu
• MONACO MOM
• PARLY POOPERS
• SCHOOL'S OUT
• Besieged Zuma ‘fears coup by youth league’
• SA’s billionair­es thriving despite flagging economy
• Minister fobs off questions about her PetroSA lies
• Beloved SA soapie ushers in a brand-new generation
• Vundla has no regrets
• Schools ‘not getting adequate funding’
• Prejudice picks ‘usual suspects’
• What the beep is FNB doing to our name, humiliated ‘Steves’ protest
• Far-right turn hits Hofmeyr in the pocket
• What a Lotto bull, fumes losing operator
• Tough new targets for universiti­es
• Win changes lives, but not always for the better
• Life after Lotto — one winner explains
• Fire victim free at last, and with millions in bank
• ‘Healer’ lets his money do the talking
• Death-truck owner ‘expects charges’
• ‘Zumaville’ from above, and how to find it
• Cattle still scoring on football pitch ‘earmarked for locals’
• Harvest of wrath from Cape farm unrest
• With a few exceptions, places of horror
• Odd omissions in report on pandemoniu­m in the House
• EFF MPs back in time for Zuma’s speech
• Herdsman frets over dwindling herd
• Artists exhibit their love
• ‘Tiny precinct’ thriving in a legend’s shadow
• Boko Haram ‘out to subdue region’
• Ferguson backlash targets Black Friday shopping
• No end to ‘Ebola racism’
• More sex, please, we’re hormonal and loving it
• From first lady to diva
• Clues to what exactly turns women on
• Darting to court yet again to halt debit complaints
• CONSUMER FORUM
• Feast, not famine, is the killer
• Locals turn against UN troops in Congo
• A little corner of the East Rand in the West Bank
• I am not a victim. I am a victor
• If we want people to love us, we have to show that love first
• Who thinks of the mothers?
• PD James: Grand old dame of English detective fiction
• EMS head who led SA’s response to internatio­nal disasters
• Veteran TV presenter, go-getter
• Ursula has all her ducks in a row
• We’re in a good place, says upbeat skipper
• Prolific Miller must be in the mix for upcoming test series
• More questions than answers for Heyneke
• A tale of two very different talents
• Man the hell up for return journey
• All Blacks, Ireland bolster Cup hopes
• Those were the days, my friend
• ZZ Masondo gives soccer soul
• Fringe players can stake their claim
• Van’s the man as United cruise
• Local golfers aim to chip away at foreign dominance
• Argentine magicians leave foes spellbound
• Gerrard benched as Reds end losing run
• Sunderland make leaders Chelsea look ordinary
• Hammers end the Magpies’ victory run
• Injuries mount for Arsene’s Gunners
• SA simply must improve to have any World Cup chance
• Phala’s extra-time beauty wins it for SuperSport
• England send the Aussies packing
• ‘It is not only for you that we grieve, but also for our own loss’
• The shirts that let Madiba wear freedom on his sleeve
• George Bizos A man of vision who ‘saw democracy’
• One Year On The elder brother who became a father figure Ahmed Kathrada
• Survivor and guardian angel reunite
• Seeing different futures in the same old tea leaves
• No dissipatin­g the stench around Zuma
• Readers’ Views Misguided maths rule for Grade 9 adds up to misery
• Better pay for farm workers but much still needs doing
• Amid our despair, Mandela shows us a better way ahead
• How do I tell my son the truth about being black in the US?
• SA was the big loser as Cosatu chose its seat at the top table
• Cloud over mega Pepkor deal SA retailers get in on the action
• Warring TopTV investors in messy courtroom brawl
• Labour laws need overhaul to stop runaway strike train
• Little that’s pretty in overview of global assets
• Twitter executive in message gaffe
• PPI slows but Eskom keeps outlook bleak
• Energy-related shares skid as oil price tumbles
• HOW THE DEAL WENT DOWN
• Post-Pepkor plunge fails to vex Brait boss
• Will Pepkor uncork Steinhoff’s value trap?
• Barmy Black Friday brings Brits to blows
• The property bubble is still leaking air
• Cheaper petrol not good for Sasol
• Electricit­y, strikes may spoil party
• High drama at showdown between Woolworths, BDS
• Inequality is making the world ill, says Rupert
• State spending a threat to economy
• Naspers reaches giddy heights, but is value real?
• Taking the battlefiel­d to the boardroom
• JSE blows its own horn, but new listings have to prove worth
• Will Jooste find true comfort in JD Group?
• Lies, damn lies and degrees
• Getting to grips with worst-case scenarios
• Sex for marks a criminal act
• Swiss vote on tax loophole for rich foreigners
• When only Israeli figs are sweet enough
• Humble pie for ’arrogant’ Woolies
• Banking on the nod from an elite club
• Power shifts as Apple sparkles, Samsung falls
• Astral, Cell C learn all about critical thinking
• Time to look hard at growing inequality
• Readers’ Views
• European MPs want to carve Google up
• Sacked Barclays CEO bounces back with plans for Africa
• France, Italy, Belgium in EU budget disgrace
• Watchdog to tackle ‘toxic’ banks
• ‘The Grizz’ rails at ‘Communist’ France
• China wants ‘cash crooks’ extradited
• Kissed by grans, altering advertisin­g
• Trading Places
• Transform your organisati­on
• Sharing wisdom through music
• Rival tablets usher in new era for SA
• Horrible Bosses 2 T
• BLOND AMBITION
• This kids’ music programme is all about silliness — but the long-term benefits are serious
• Colosseum may come alive
• SWEPT AWAY
• 30 NOVEMBER 2014 Television T
• Anger at funeral as MEC vows action
• Farewell to Extra, but a new era beckons
• Students aim high and raise R600 000 for kids
• Anger over agency’s alleged failure
• I’ll stay true to my beliefs, vows lovely Iman
• Prosecutor­s study Laudium assault video
• Pakistan’s Hindus come under attack
• ‘Big Bang’ geek gets the girls in ‘Dr Cabbie’
• ‘Blasphemou­s’ actress plans to fight life sentence
• Fully kitted science lab for Phoenix primary school
• Bid for multifaith minister training
• Housewives do their bit for struggling solo moms
• A day to honour those gorgeous sporting women
• A magical journey to insight and acceptance
• Sooliman book tells of action and compassion
• Twins get showing their side of Islam down to a fine art
• Art Celebratin­g SA’s street of fame in music
• Box-Office Buzz Surprised by quality of great SA ghost story
• Ending one old feud, but Bachchans still out in cold
• New business school to increase number of MBA graduates in SA
• Friendship was a good starting point for this love story
• Make a plan for when your maintenanc­e plan runs out

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