Sunday Times - 2018-06-24

• The great VBS bank heist
• Biographer, novelist win our literary awards
• GREAT PRETENDER
• BACK-SEAT DRIVER
• Kgalema Motlanthe hits the sweet spot
• Zim top brass bombed at election rally
• Willemse’s colleagues pen explosive letter accusing SuperSport of racism
• DA in Gauteng jostles in bid to aim at premier
• ‘It was not my time,’ says ED as he points to his ‘usual enemies’
• No secret is safe on the dark web
• Doctor exodus feared as NHI proposes bold cure
• Insults fly as couple fight principal’s expulsion bid
• Taxpayers’ millions for jazz and jols
• Tough choice for Cyril in R30m fisheries row
• MPs seek help with land submission­s
• Relentless drought bleeds Karoo farmers dry
• Deluge of political bickering but little water for KZN area
• Students for neighbours? No thank you, says seaside village
• Land claimants object to rough deal as golfers get first choice
• In need of a lift? Nip down to Krugersdor­p
• Long musical odyssey for SA’s Sjava to BET Awards
• Digital art ‘orphan’ finds a new home at Grahamstow­n festival
• Houston, we have a tribute show star in PE songstress
• Don’t look up
• Guns and rhinos
• Adam Habib
• Billy Modise
• Let stance on poaching signal a return to law and order
• We are the poster children of Gen Z
• Did apartheid SA kill its rising star?
• Unsolved SA political murders
• It’s all in the wrist
• The shape of things gone by
• Shashi Naidoo: an ominous silencing of dissent
• Instead of dreaming, give every child a birth bonanza
• Ramaphosa a far better president of SA than of his fractured, fractious ANC
• The heirs of West Africa’s stars carry all our hopes
• LOOKING BACK
• Appeasing these saboteurs will turn the New Dawn into a twilight of vampires
• Political will is critical if the fight against corruption is to gain ground
• I will not be silenced by EFF’s race campaign against SA’s Indian community
• A tale of two countries: Rwanda and South Africa, 24 years on
• Things are very bad and a lot better
• Syd Nomis: hero of epic 25 tests as Boks’ ‘Lucky Jew’
• Trudy Thomas: Pioneering health activist
• R25m for a black elite swimmer
• One up for Campbell clan as Georgian falls
• WTC is alive and kicking, it seems, but for how long?
• Happy hooker finds bliss among the Brits
• World Cup distractio­n for Lewis in France
• Top eight to remain as Lions pin hopes on returning pair
• Rassie’s era brings new dawn, says Matfield
• Tightheads & Loose Balls
• I can win Musa v Messi duel, says Nigeria’s deadly striker
• McIlroy back for another crack
• England’s media give Panama the inside lane
• Falcao’s chance to shine for the ‘Coffee Makers’
• Ronaldo rises as Messi flops
• Mexicans head for the knockout stage in Russia
• Belgium on the verge of World Cup’s last 16
• Germany show what champions are made of
• Set me free, begs Tau
• England slide to win as Boks slip to loss
• The cream rises to the top Bongi Mbonambi beats all the odds to make a big impression
• Rory McIlroy set to grace the fairways at Sun City
• Naspers pressed to fix control issue
• Medical aids face costs crunch as bill shakes up benefits, rates
• Money How to teach your kids financial literacy
• Hack attack Liberty CEO David Munro’s biggest test yet?
• Newsmaker SA has to wake up to digital reality, says Telkom’s Sipho Maseko
• Survival 101 Massmart in firing line in Amazon battle
• Hits&Misses
• SAA’s shrinkage after capture years won’t cost peanuts
• Time for our health minister to bridge the trust deficit
• Readers’Views
• Shiny new offices cannibalis­e old
• Corporate culture catches up with #MeToo as local firms warned on discrimina­tion
• SA vows fightback in global tariff war
• Another Barclays Africa CEO exits in management overhaul
• If its bid for Mercantile fails, Capitec will go into SME business banking on its own
• ‘Parent becomes child’ as Old Mutual comes home after almost two decades
• Sibanye’s thin executive line under scrutiny after deaths
• Tragedy is, we have the capital
• Time for some straight talk on land reform
• Are you taking enough risk to get the returns you require?
• Liberty misses the point on financial losses from e-mail hack
• Lawyer who has found his niche in corporate world
• Trading Places
• Paid to do nothing A ghost army of workers in the Gulf
• Everyone’s Crossword
• 2-Speed Crossword
• WH Crossword
• Eliminatio­n
• June 24 in History
• Big range of heavy machinery available, along with 27 Mercs
• Nothing ventured, nothing gained in VC in South Africa
• Auctions the key to upgrading your fleet
• IN DEEP WATERS
• STOP, WATCH, LISTEN
• MY PERFECT SUNDAY
• KOREAN POP Fresh and Spicy
• HOWLING FOR MORE
• BARCELONA’S PERFECT DREAM
• A BIT OF SELF REFLECTION
• IT’S A RAP
• MASTER OF DESIGN
• A WOMAN’S PLACE
• Doing good by getting tech to do better
• Sifiso Ngobese
• Zuko Mandlakazi
• Ruramai Musekiwa
• SOULMATE SEARCH
• THE EYE OF THE MACHINE
• Let’s Talk About Sex
• THE MADE-UP CHARACTER
• BEAUTY NEWS
• THE RUIN OF THE RAIN
• A GHOST TOWN FOR A STEAL
• HIGH FASHION ON THE HIGH SEAS
• ’BACKPACKIN­G INSPIRED MY HIT SHOW’
• POLES GOT SOUL
• THE PENPAL WHO UNITED A FAMILY
• DO I NEED A VISA FOR BERMUDA?
• THE INN CROWD
• SEARCH FOR EXCELLENCE
• INTERNATIO­NAL FLAVOURS
• The top 50
• Acclaimed interiors photograph­er Elsa Young launches her new brand of textile accessorie­s
• MAKING A HOME
• OBSESSIVE SENSIBILIT­Y
• DRIVEN TO SUCCEED
• MOSOTHO MOSHOANE
• KABELO CHABALALA
• SIYANGA MADIKIZELA
• PEARL PILLAY
• THEO BALOYI
• ALEXANDRA MAY
• BELSON SITHOLE
• WE ARE WINNING
• Rescued from Siberia, Little Annie now brings smiles to the faces of children
• THE FAMILY PET
• THE OLIPHANT IN THE ROOM
• MUSIC TO DOWNLOAD THIS WEEK
• A quick guide to Pro’s albums
• Your Stars

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