Sunday Times - 2016-03-27

• Nkandla fall guy hits out at Zuma
• Vavi reveals Zuma aid for Duduzane, Gupta
• Holomisa sparks Facebook howl over chained canines
• PEARL'S JAM
• CAROLINE AT THE DOUBLE
• SINGLE MINDED
• PAUSE BEFORE YOU POST, TEENS BEG 'SHARENTS'
• THE WORLD IN 140 CHARACTERS
• Zuma can’t hide from the kids
• Puzzle of youth boss and R5.4m home loan
• Scented candles and fruity vodka await funnyman Hart
• Weatherman keeps hearing wedding bells
• Satisfacti­on for Cubans as Stones rock
• ANC’s new chief whip backs calls for Gupta debate
• ‘No meeting with Rupert’
• Flying bodyguard keeps on speeding
• Out of the shadows of the gallows they rise
• Police ‘whistleblo­wers’ at OR Tambo charged
• Heliport faces choppy landing at V&A
• Blame your mom for the body blues
• How farmers are reaping hi-tech harvests
• Guard’s killing fuels fears of possible nuclear attack
• Always room on Angi’s ark
• Housing horrors at N2 Gateway
• Anti-poaching efforts looking up with drones
• Degrees put on hold for the high life
• Free State toilet project blocked by confusion
• Flying blind on air-fare fuel levy
• Next steps in Obama’s Cuba tango
• When nature bursts into your home
• Keep calm and eat steak, eggs
• Guptagate a textbook case of treachery
• The mystery of the great Zuma cock-up
• Public protector must probe Guptas
• Dignity for the departed
• Houdini of Nkandla trapped in Gwede’s ANC box
• Read the Bill of Rights and then redraw the lines
• Cuba-US thaw heralds new revolución in the land that time forgot
• So Many Questions
• ‘We can forget the past when we are playing’
• Zoned for perpetual shape-shifting
• David Brown: Master of heavy metal and big statues
• Johan Cruyff: Dutch maestro of total football
• Crackhead mayor who made Toronto’s liberals cringe
• Only a man could forget when women ruled tennis
• Formula One drivers demand change at top
• SA wide of the mark
• This is no place to breed genuine allrounder­s
• England contain gutsy Sri Lanka to reach semis
• Hendricks gets his foot into the Lions door
• What a relief to be smacked in the face by T20
• Cheetahs’ inexperien­ce exposed
• Hoskins opens door to succession battles
• Fourie du Preez: always committed to the cause
• Omens are good for new Bok coach
• Gordinho sets the pace for U23s
• Who’s this man behind Spurs?
• Raj Perumal back in the limelight
• SA clubs should be proud to be playing Africa’s best
• Van Gaal left out of Man United picture
• Bafana in the dwang
• Saders claim all points against fearless Sharks
• Bulls scrap for a win on foreign soil — at last!
• Pick n Pay’s franchise model unfair, say traders From Fire to Flowers
• Seasonal jump in job numbers can’t disguise crisis
• Foreign firms face Harare deadline
• It’s the morning after and truth stares at us
• From lobbying the state to capturing it
• More people have jobs, but inflation quickens
• Government ignores investors at own peril
• JSE, rand slide on weak commoditie­s
• Japanese firms may opt to play squirrel with cash
• Small not so beautiful for iPhone SE
• Fears mount over state’s policy on broadband
• Developing world’s currencies fight back
• Patel could yet stick his foot in AB InBev deal
• A pukka cuppa China’s new cultural revolution
• Positive signals from serial industry laggard Gold Fields
• Faith in central banks prompts rally in emerging-markets stocks
• Crossing telecoms lines can pay off
• Capitec will still gnaw away at big four
• Is workers’ key fund still falling down on the job?
• Exam ‘leak’ sanctions must be fair
• Spotted: the elusive middle-class ANC fan
• Easter break is perfect time to hatch a clutch of fresh ideas
• Global easing wins breathing space for SA
• Pay the vig or swim with the fishes
• More leaks loom as ANC power face-off foments
• Efficient banking sector helps improve growth and returns
• Cape ennui sparked this entreprene­ur
• Trading Places
• Become a pilot
• You can’t ignore your credit score
• The silent customer revolution has a tool -- make the most of it
• NATIONAL TREASURE
• GREEN SLEEVES
• KILLING A LIVING
• Pimple extraction videos are now a thing. Why are so many of us thrilled by the spectacle of pustules being popped? tries to understand
• Stripped-down prose has a new meaning: girls around the world are reading great books aloud, in their birthday suits. saw the Joburg show
• KERALA: Seafood and spice ports
• ANDHRA PRADESH: The biryani
• ROLLIN’ LIKE A ’ROCK STAR
• BEST TIME TO GO:
• Amsterdamc­itytours.com/ keukenhof-tours.
• The Magnificen­t 7
• The sisterhood of the travelling paddles

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