Sunday Times - 2019-06-09

• Ace’s hidden hand
• SA’s cricket shambles
• HOORAY FOR HOLLY
• Bid to net cool R6bn from Prasa
• YOU BE THE JUDGE
• ANC bombs rand
• Town for a song
• TRUCK WARS
• Petrol hero: what I did was ubuntu
• ‘Sex pest’ outed on Twitter; lawyer says it’s ‘mob justice’
• Causes that get cash flowing — or don’t
• Adapt or die
• Maine seeks one last hurrah as ANC Youth League boss
• ANC ethics body chides Ace’s office
• Lure of the secret sky
• African refugees told: Prove you’re gay!
• Taking albinism to the theatre to cure prejudices
• Banished: ‘secret’ wife loses out in estate spat
• Jooste family fence ‘privatises’ seaside path
• SA-born killer lusted for his dead wife’s sister
• Old IQ tests not good for our kids, say experts
• Furry friends ease students’ stress
• Whites still rule blackboard­s in class
• Law professor is nothing but a conman, says investor
• Farm murder: was it money or land?
• Did rain break the drought? Yes and no
• Gun glitch leaves Cape cops unarmed against bad guys
• How failing legal system lets SA dads off the hook
• Car written off after flood is reinvented, and resold, as a fine used car — twice
• Money is made and unveiled as rand is roundly Aced offstage
• F1 legend gives crowd a dose of speed
• Yesterday’s squeeze
• In his dad’s shadow
• Lest we forget
• Serving a glass of Resistance
• The massacre
• Raymond Louw: SA’s greatest newspaper editor and fighter for a free press 1926-2019
• Herbert Mabuza: Photograph­er of apartheid and freedom 1958-2019
• Media mistaken: Trump uses his power intelligen­tly
• Protect land reform from the problems that beset BEE
• Battle for the Bank is a power play by the financiall­y ignorant
• Big Brother’s sinister reach needs to be restricted
• LOOKING BACK
• Multilingu­al education in school is the only route to equality
• Rogue Magashule has handed Ramaphosa a loaded gun. It’s time the president pulled the trigger
• Court tells NPA to stop playing victim and do its job of punishing apartheid crimes
• Talk to us Mr President or the lunatics will continue to dictate the discourse and sabotage our country
• Gripped with the ‘fierce urgency of now’ to provide modern mass transport
• In an election year, Botswana’s voters trump elephants
• Rafa in a bid to win 18th Major
• In desperate damage control
• ‘Turn left after 60m... racism on the right after 50m’
• SA need a miracle to host a Super Rugby playoff
• Ruthless and street-smart Hurricanes expose Lions
• Coetzee shines in insipid match
• Banyana shoot themselves in the foot in cup opener
• ‘AB isn’t here and he cannot help us’
• Ashleigh puts the Czech in the mail
• Baxter looks for Afcon winning formula
• Fans to miss PSL action on the East Rand with stadium remaining in ruins
• No one guaranteed a place in the Springboks’ World Cup squad
• Together once again: Rowing’s odd couple
• SAA begging for R4bn — is it worth keeping it afloat?
• Absa-Barclays divorce hits ‘critical’ stage
• Tryphosa Ramano on chipping the graft off SA Express’s wings
• Be prepared — dread disease can strike any one of us
• What’s behind the new Reserve Bank attack?
• Could manufactur­ing really help Africa become the new China?
• Readers’ Views
• Hits & Misses
• DEA gets tough on Amsa polluter
• Fiat-Renault talks hit pothole
• RH Bophelo filling gap in health market
• Craft gin just the tonic for Chill Beverages’ mixers
• ‘From paralysis to sabotage’ — ANC infighting hobbles SA
• State sitting on a spectrum gold mine
• Privacy in demand at Super Bowl of art
• Learning to profit from creativity
• Masondo may be just the man for this tough job
• Yalu fights back as big banks cling to credit life policies
• The ultimate SMART way to achieve financial freedom
• Reviving home visits with technology’s help
• Cryptic Crossword
• 2-Speed Crossword
• June 9 in History
• Hardware to houses and a cone crusher
• Smoke still wreathes ‘health conscious’ tobacco campaigns
• Smartphone­s could help solve credit conundrum
• Editor’s Note
• THE BIG INTERVIEW
• THE BIG READ
• YOUR STARS
• Dads for all occasions
• Let’s Talk About Sex
• OUR HEROES FOR TODAY
• THINGS THAT RUSTLE IN THE NIGHT
• TICKET TO UZBEKISTAN
• YOUR LAPTOP IS A MISSILE
• A SEAWAY TO HEAVEN ON THE GREAT LAKES
• GOING GREEN
• SCENT OF A MAN
• QUEEN OF THE MARMALADES
• VINTAGE LOVE
• THE BAUHAUS CENTURY
• Fathers in film

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