Weekend Argus (Saturday Edition) - 2016-02-27

• Hawks deny Gordhan probe
• Budget breakdown
• Search for stolen baby
• Dodgy ambulances a threat to patients
• Varsity Cup put on hold over safety concerns
• ‘He would have killed me and comforted my family’
• City teen saved from trafficker
• ‘It could have been my daughter’
• Bail for former apartheid policemen accused of 1983 murder
• Ex-cop loses damages claim
• First week summary
• TAC calls for greater SA funding after cuts force 40% retrenchme­nt
• ‘Seriously ill kids not getting to ICU on time’
• NHI will cover everything, says Motsoaledi
• Public protector has ‘no regrets’
• New air routes sought to boost tourism
• We can’t just burn, leaders tell students
• Now the sun really shines on George Airport
• Lone avacado tree evokes sense of longing and sadness
• Elite artists’ work to come under the hammer
• City ready to feel proud
• Winemaker geared to ‘blend’ with the course
• Iranians cast their votes in vital poll
• Bees and other pollinator­s are approachin­g extinction – UN
• Mystery as Palestinia­n fugitive dies at embassy in Bulgaria
• Agreement on negotiatio­ns, not interventi­on in Burundi
• SA set to withdraw its troops from UN-AU peacekeepi­ng mission in Darfur
• Another accolade for Camissa Properties
• Camissa boosts green-sustainabl­e living
• Jamie Oliver to open Joburg restaurant
• The beauty of youthful ambition
• BIANCA COLEMAN
• Tranquilli­ty and bliss is a real walk in the park
• New tile trends for 2016 now launched
• Close scrape in the fight against tyranny
• ‘Lost Tongue’ debuts at internatio­nal film festival
• Breaking stereotype­s on camera
• Black Hollywood rolls out a carpet of its own
• Celebratin­g one million injury-free work hours
• Building industry negotiates on wage rates and employment conditions
• LG’s new robot a big step in security
• Peace of mind, quality of life and a luxurious lifestyle
• Bespoke leather and suede garments
• Boundaries are being blurred in virtual reality
• US looks to Facebook, private groups to battle online extremism
• ‘Neo-colonialis­m is not the fight’
• G20 countries urged to come to table on pace of reforms
• Humane policy needed
• Johnny Cash and the case of the missing Swazi navy
• Credit rating in the balance
• Where was the support for Cape Town as capital?
• Africa must produce technology
• Buildings didn’t traumatise us, vicious police did
• In its defence, the SANDF isn’t short of belly laughs
• Our faith shows us what must be done
• Classy Lartey a nice luxury as De Sa spreads the load
• Chiefs treating visitors with much respect
• Infantino wants to restore Fifa’s image
• I wanted to face Man United, says Klopp
• Steve Pike
• Ze Germans treat SA to a feast
• Mowbray sharpen the axe to cut down Old Oak
• Bonus-point Brumbies just bristling with ideas
• Fleck knows there is pressure on him to get runs on the board
• Eddie has no issue targeting Johnny
• The ‘Hoff’ loves doing what he does
• Langa sparking interest in township hockey
• JD Schickerli­ng’s candle burns bright once again
• Let’s go back to the future at Newlands
• Explore the ultimate public art gallery
• Taking dance to new spaces in a bid for growth
• Year of superhero team-ups
• Discover a haven of tranquilli­ty imbued with old-world charm
• Sweetest spot for lunch
• Enjoy a lip-smacking breakfast at CBD eatery
• It’s a burning new food trend
• Swiss Chard is delicious
• Zabalaza festival is spreading its wings
• Showing another spot of beauty
• Children learn how to run a business
• Lost Beatrix Potter tale found 100 years after being written
• What to eat and drink to ride race of your life
• Income tax bracket creep may squeeze you
• UNDERSTAND­ING MARGINAL AND EFFECTIVE TAX RATES
• How to balance your budget like Pravin …
• CGT changes may affect your planning
• New deduction regime for provident and pension funds
• Wider return difference­s between investment­s
• Investment industry not ready for tax-free account transfers
• Retirement savings: changes on the cards
• Chance to come clean on offshore stashes
• Interest-free loans to trusts under the spotlight
• Medical tax credits rise in line with CPI inflation
• Basic lessons in successful investing for the long term
• The jewel in the Sea Point crown
• New luxury boutique-style developmen­t for Vredehoek
• What not to say to owners when house-hunting and preparing to make an offer
• City Bowl property still accessible option for smart investors
• Demand for high price rentals in Cape Town
• Constantia Nek security estate selling fast
• A good year for Constantia Valley property, more of the same expected
• When does an offer to purchase residentia­l property become a binding contract?
• Owning your home benefits your health and your children’s future
• When taking a Break is not having a Kit Kat…
• Laurie goes to dark side
• The closest thing to perfection

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