Sunday Times - 2015-05-03

• Murdered teacher: husband ‘had secret love affair’
• New princess spends her first night at home
• Charge McBride for Dramat case -- report
• HEAVEN CENT
• Fancy meals for Eskom workers amid power cuts
• Township nuptials for Zuma’s son
• ‘Premature’ Mbete riles union
• WHAT ESKOM SAYS
• ANC’s eThekwini congress abandoned again
• Pap en vleis with their music jam
• Kamer chameleons: Wasps, hipsters and Boere blend in at Jozi craft fair
• And it’s Good Night from them
• ‘The day boulders rained on us . . .’
• Miracle escape for SA climbers as 100m ‘plume’ engulfs camp
• After a week of anguish, these parents can sleep at last
• Luggage bungle, red tape delay Nepal disaster relief
• World’s ‘biggest’ Prada store set to open in Sandton
• Live TV baptism for Charlene’s regal duo
• ‘Private’ birthday party for Zephany
• No fury like a ‘real housewife’ spurned
• Schoolboy’s hero Schalk now his partner in play
• Byleveld sued over Mauritius ‘verdict’
• Right-to-die ruling a ‘gift to humanity’
• Wine farm in dispute after partners fall out
• ‘Racism kept daughter from being a prefect’
• New three-wheel taxis to save time — and the planet
• SAA bans hunting trophies on flights
• TV star faces lawsuit over deadly car crash
• Buffs strut their stuff at Mr Gay World
• ‘Overpaid’ army of civil servants sucking SA dry
• Karoo SKA takes giant leap into a distant past
• ‘Humble’ Hlophe’s path to Islam
• Digging in the dirt naked — the way nature intended
• The state millionair­es’ club
• Slip into something comfy -- and beat malaria
• Parents open school for kids with special needs
• This little girl went to school, this one stayed home
• Mine ‘demolition tags’ alarm village
• Salif tunes in with Mambazo for African unity
• Aftermath How Zuma tried to mend fences with neighbours
• Exodus and anxiety as shaken migrants pick up the pieces
• Millions pumped into KZN relief effort
• Journey home begins where life was ended
• Airport carry-on is bag of woe for ripped-off flyer
• Wilmot James
• Mmusi Maimane
• Burundi protesters say unrest will not let up
• Relief and fury as Baltimore cops charged
• Own a home and avoid bad habits to reach that magic 100
• Lib Dems the big losers, but Clegg tipped to keep his job
• ‘Gospel grit’ Ben E King dies aged 76
• It all adds up to a sporting record
• Money and The Nation’s Fist
• The ‘Ghost’ behind the match
• And in this corner . . . some quirky facts
• Athletes raking in the big bucks
• The Soweto ‘nice guy’ who would be DA king
• Anene lives on in anthem from SA’s Queen of Rock
• War against drugs just not working
• ‘Unelectabl­e Ed’may yet get keys to No 10
• Fashionist­as stick to everyday uniform, every day
• Beauty among Baghdad cafe’s bomb debris
• Chance for SA to make good on its promises
• Global apartheid and the decolonise­d campus
• Showing a country its true self is anything but unpatrioti­c
• Why artichoke water is the latest health must-have
• Darwinism could set our kids free
• Kudos for our journalist­s
• Let’s be quite clear about xenophobia
• Constituti­on must rule on right to die
• We have to find a way to speak about our pain -- and to listen
• Mandela would have approved of Obama’s Cuba overtures
• Chris Barron
• Jean Nidetch: The fat housewife who made slimming big
• Viv Nicholson: UK pools winner who blew the lot
• Philip Potter: Champion of unity among churches
• How Sweeney swam back from the dead
• Transforma­tion Poetry in motion as CSA gets to grips with change
• Hunt’s knack for survival a selection omen
• Bulls get revenge over Lions
• Eben Etzebeth fast becoming a true warrior
• Rudy’s out of the shadows at last
• Rugby slow to follow lead on players’ head injuries
• Bok-laden Toulon take Euro title in thrilling final
• Rebels dig deep to keep Chiefs at bay
• Bartlett has his Arrows sharpened
• United defeated again without scoring
• Heroes of ’96 now shout the odds from touchlines
• Stars safe, Chippa have it all to do
• Red Devils boss gets money to lure Gareth Bale
• It doesn’t get bigger than this
• Master of mix & match Baxter bamboozles all before him
• Lamola becomes a net asset in PSL
• Money’s too tight to mention for Mollo
• Cheetahs spoil the Stormers’ party
• Kermit’s Confed Cup hat-trick
• Matsatsant­sa make things really difficult for AmaZulu
• Chelsea on cusp of glory today but Mourinho insists on caution
• CoAL draws flak, not funding
• Musk introduces new power play
• Things about Greek debt you were too afraid to ask
• How to haul 182m iPads out of China
• Investors fear Turkey has lost its pluck
• Exports grow, as do factory gate prices
• SA stocks take a dip as commodity prices soften
• Eskom woes fuel moves to switch to private power
• Church drops support of coal ‘for the poor’
• Property managers look to the sun for power
• Unions wary as Telkom plans more cuts
• Tribunal finally set to nail wire price-fixing case
• Solidarity goes online to drive up membership
• Willing disrupter for buyers and sellers
• Turning plonk into fine wine
• Confused jury delivers ‘Flash Boys’ sequel
• Face facts, a no-frills font on your CV will impress your future boss
• Zimplats refinery plan takes the heat off
• Post Office stumps up R50m over sour deal
• Capitec directors laugh last
• Listed property sector pursues consolidat­ion
• A close call, but Advtech lands Maravest
• Microsoft on app-friendly comeback mission
• Heads-up on one very clever deal
• Pioneer’s ‘functional food’ category feeds healthy bottom line
• Death, taxes and rich kids getting richer . . .
• Zimmerman family to net R450m in CMH buyback
• Pepkor set to open 10 stores a year in Nigeria
• We thought we’d be better paid, say bankers
• Old guard fraying at the edges
• Defamation is fine -- in parliament
• There’s nothing brand-new about branded content
• Armscor to give partnershi­ps ‘a good shot’
• Is Telkom really trying to change its spots?
• Failure pushes people to vote with their feet
• Readers’ Views
• Home on the R1bn range suits the rich
• Aussies act against Chinese home deals
• The energy behind the creative juices
• Trading Places
• How to . . .
• Bernanke adds bonds to portfolio
• Singing her way to a financiall­y secure future
• Expanding Microsoft rebuilds software foundation­s
• CO2: Price:
• Blood on the bucket list
• Uphill goes upmarket
• Bitter feuding among the Cape Malay choirs has thrown a cherished tradition off key, writes
• Holkham Hall in Norfolk is the family home of the 7th Earl of Leicester, below, who died last week. In recent years, he revived the property’s fortunes, overseeing its transforma­tion fr
• A MOTHER OF A DAY
• Tests a tasting menu so good that even a catch-up gossip takes a back seat

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