Sunday Times - 2018-02-25

• KILLER CULT NAILED
• My mistakes were limited — Zuma
• WORLDS APART
• FAMILY VALUES
• GOING STRONG
• Chinese deny links to Guptas
• Orchestra pulls out all the stops for local singers
• Cyril grounds ministers as shake-up of cabinet looms
• MPs call Gigaba to testify over state capture at Eskom
• Reluctant Steenhuise­n urged to challenge Selfe in DA polls
• Three MECs vie for Ace’s old job in the Free State
• Fugitive Atul walks into SA consulate . . . and out
• Doctors in SA using obsolete test for ADHD
• Cape wonders if minister’s water plan needs pinch of salt
• ‘Islamic State’ link to kidnap of aged couple
• Radical liposuctio­n prescribed for state blubber
• Poorer South Africans zero rate Gigaba for VAT hikes
• Taxes rise but MPs still sipping pretty
• Bad times bring boom for direct-sales industry
• Luxury tax no strain on Gucci purses
• Movie mogul seeks R1m from beyond grave
• Safety billboards ‘help hide stone-throwers’
• Small claims are a big deal for litigants without lawyers
• Cape telescope brings us closer to ET
• Bag ladies’ gifts for royals
• Horses for glam courses
• New music like dancing with microwave — Santana
• Elvis’s daughter says she’s flat broke
• Picking the teams he wanted to play for
• A walk on the wild side
• The gall of Gigaba
• Cyril’s game of patience
• Only 90 000 students so far registered for free education
• De la Rey stands her ground in Tukkies language battle
• Coaching teachers boosts kids’ English reading skills
• Citizen body puts better education on village agenda all over SA
• For us to feel safe, the police need to feel safe
• Washing the spears in crocodile tears
• Zuma bequeaths a budget where the poorest must keep the wolves at bay
• Quit the bungling and bring the brothers back
• LOOKING BACK
• How the patient negotiator outwitted the master of political arts
• It’s time ‘Shaun the Sheep’ was shorn of his job — despite his bid to don wolf’s clothing
• Imagine if excellence were the only criterion for a place in Ramaphosa’s cabinet
• Ramaphosa and the gravitas of the presidency
• What has this nice Kohli done to the snotty brat from Delhi?
• ...And brings a bit of magic to Lions’ game
• Jobodwana ‘personal best’ ruled out
• Easy for Crusaders, not so Stormers
• Tightheads & Loose Balls
• Driven by anger and a painful childhood
• Reds thrash Hammers to move up to second
• Downs not home and dry
• Chelsea look to grab points off Man United
• Evolution of a revolution at Buccaneers
• Bantwana could teach Bafana Bafana a solid lesson
• Amakhosi fail to narrow gap
• Revived Blue Bulls announce their return to credibilit­y
• India’s long tour ends with a victory
• Tale of two clubs Steve Komphela comes up against a Bucs side that’s undergoing a revolution
• Steve Smith leads the charge of the Aussie brigade
• Aphiwe Dyantyi
• Resilient bends to big blows
• NO COMIC RELIEF
• Strong rand could halt Lonmin sale
• Is Nick Holland’s time up?
• Land plans would cost SA on the ground, says AgriSA’s Omri van Zyl
• From dead building space to hydroponic farm
• Maria Ramos, nearly a decade on . . . what’s the prognosis?
• How the Guptas were squeezed out of the market
• Hits&Misses
• Gigaba budget averts ratings bust but fiscal cliff still looms
• Trimming Zuma-era bureaucrat­ic bloat could mean big savings
• Chickens come home to roost after KFC switch
• Transforma­tion riddle as Investec doubles up
• Woolies is ‘fixing’ David Jones
• Long-serving Truworths CEO set to stay put despite turbulent times
• Game on for fresh food in rest of Africa
• ‘Cyril effect’ could restart the stalled mining engine
• Gigaba walks a tightrope — while eating cake
• Why SA should cultivate a new legacy
• Use offshore limits with care
• Budget ups state’s share of any legacy the wealthiest leave
• Get out of the credit card debt trap and find a reason to save
• Prescribed debt: a confusing and contentiou­s issue
• Should my adviser control all my RAs?
• Online aid for entreprene­urs: help is at hand for the novice
• Her ‘payment’ led only to more trouble
• A job in advertisin­g means getting paid to be crazy
• Trading Places
• Sitting pretty
• Everyone’s Crossword
• 2-Speed Crossword
• WH Crossword
• BRAIN test
• Feb 25 in History
• Establishe­d resort on offer
• Exclusive Pretoria complex units go on auction
• Challenge for ‘The Office’ in India: how to do boredom
• Platforms wake up to the ethics of news
• Two Oscar contenders you must see
• Cheating is a tricky business, says Ndumiso Ngcobo
• Veteran journalist tells his own story
• Woman desperatel­y seeks pockets
• The intrigue & allure of the octopus
• Rappers are streaming ahead
• TASTE TEST
• Miss SA’s perfect Sunday
• Workouts get smarter
• STRAIGHTEN­ING OUT
• SACK YOUR INNER GODDESS
• Kanye West is the most influentia­l man in style history
• HIPPY GO LUCKY
• YOU THINK YOU’RE SO CLEVER
• WHERE ARE THE STRINGS AND WHO’S PULLING THEM?
• 5 minutes with
• 5 THINGS YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT SUNSCREEN
• EVEN THE DOG POO WAS ROMANTIC
• MAKE A MEAL OF MAURITIUS
• PURPLE PROMISE
• HAVE SAX, WILL TRAVEL
• HOME SWEET HOME
• LOOKING FORWARD
• STEPPING AHEAD
• MEXICAN-STYLE PRAWN COCKTAIL PLATTER WITH BLOODY MARY SAUCE
• BLAST PAST FROM THE Words and pictures by
• CALL ME THE BREEZE
• INDIE ANGST
• THE WOUNDED HEART OF THE MATTER
• Book Thrills
• Jacket Notes
• WHICH AFRICA IS THIS, KENDRICK?
• CHI-TOWN, BEYOND THE HEADLINES
• No more TV as a contact sport for me
• Your Stars

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