Weekend Argus (Saturday Edition) - 2016-02-13

• Cape Town ‘obvious choice for capital’
• Guptas silence Malema threats
• Masi fire leaves 1 000 homeless
• Whip up lovers’ feast in a jiffy
• Real life is just not like a rom-com
• A window of mutual respect
• North met south and love conquered all
• Teen sweetheart­s are still together
• ‘Drunk’ SA diplomat in Fiji crash dies
• Yengeni’s blood under legal microscope
• Stellenbos­ch University agrees to keep Afrikaans
• South Africans open their hearts to Syrian family
• Multichoic­e closes doors to ‘racist’ customer
• Refugee officials have to process 60 000 cases a year
• Tow truck war threats drag in top company
• Shocking reality of Pollsmoor Prison conditions
• Jail ‘causes brain damage’
• PLAYING TO THE GALLERY
• Zuma didn’t have a snowball’s hope in hell
• Woodstock park dangerous, say residents
• China wants N Korea to ‘pay the price’
• Independen­t faces end of line
• Growing evidence of Zika links to birth defects and nerve disease
• Murdoch, Jerry Hall to celebrate marriage at apty named St Bride’s
• Encouragin­g excellence in all facets of learning
• Women artists want Kanye to go West
• Decimated by fires
• In praise of the bountiful burger
• Oudekraal is an ideal spot to braai, dip and tan far from the hustle and bustle
• Enjoy romance and rosé in Franschhoe­k
• Introducin­g the revolution­ary Kamado Jan grill
• Let’s get back on track
• Whites may not be so much fun to sleep with
• State of Nation
• Missed opportunit­y
• Heed ethical voices
• We will fight racism together
• Zuma’s damp squib will do little for state of the nation
• The diversity of District Six should live everywhere
• Battered, but by no means broken
• Asia shares slide amid global fear
• BUSINESS Musk powers company’s stock ahead despite failing to deliver goods
• Cricket is more than just a game for UWC’s ‘Bushies’
• It’s getting tougher to keep up with Pace
• Futura can be a cash cow on a stud farm
• Eddie to unleash ‘giant’ on Italy
• Simbine hopes lightning strikes under Bolt’s coach
• What’s that – I got the Eiger in my ear?
• Wenger may opt for a ‘different formula’
• Klopp no longer just down to the walking dead
• In Grandma’s hands, Prince learnt to work for his dues
• Dolly hoping for a finger-lickin’ trip
• Tinkler knows a little bit about navigating the continent
• Morris pulls out all the strokes to keep it alive
• Fleck to tap into Kolbe’s abilities
• Spoil your date with an outdoor movie
• Kent’s the chairman of the longboard
• ‘Deadpool’ lively and likeable
• Blazing Baccarin right on top of her game
• Seaweed joins kale as must-have on health-conscious menu
• A meat-lover’s paradise
• Bakery a bright spot in Woodstock
• Sweeney: hero or psychotic?
• On the Boards
• Chinese New Year is a family time
• Syrian boy’s letter of hope to the
• Safety comes first on cycle rides
• New measures for investment­s will inform you better
• New talks on tax laws following strike threat
• What EAC standard requires
• Interest rates on credit still too high, MPs say
• Hedge funds ‘can expect growth spurt’ following regulation
• Collective investment­s now hold almost two trillion in assets
• Seek advice on how much you should invest offshore
• Rand-denominate­d funds the easiest way to invest abroad
• Here’s one good reason to feel blue
• New village-within-a-village developmen­t for Claremont
• Sub-R15m sector to hot up on Atlantic seaboard, City Bowl
• Boost for Fisantekra­al residents
• Tourism, migration, weak economy to boost demand in Cape rental market
• Taking social issues into account pays off
• New R200m Century City hotel ups room total to 600
• Redevelopm­ent sites on auction in Gauteng set to offer huge potential
• Pinelands Grove retirement village readies for opening
• When you become the Penny Sparrow of the PR industry
• Handiest way to remember
• Telkom uses lightning-Bolt to strike

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