Weekend Argus (Saturday Edition) - 2016-03-12

• Zephany in fight to keep name
• Makgoba launches campaign to ‘heal SA’
• Murdered teen’s teachers recall a special pupil
• Jozi fashion week locks down ‘cool’
• Stellenbos­ch chaos as workers strike
• UCT offers R100 000 reward in hunt for Rhodes Mem rapist
• Teen finds piece of aircraft
• Murder plotter never showed remorse, says intended victim
• Varsity Cup fixtures to resume next week
• New evidence casts doubt on chopper crash findings
• Bid to strike law firm from roll will be filmed
• Walus is an SA citizen, says department
• Panayiotou to again apply for bail
• Minister’s rush to change law ‘proves her position won’t stand up in court’
• ‘Prisoners of poverty’ in overcrowde­d jails
• Gordhan girds loins for vital visit to SA by Moody’s
• Focus on strengths ‘will avert downgrade status’
• Essential art goes on auction to help a good cause
• World’s best take on Epic challenge
• Cycling SA sets out to right wrongs of the past
• ‘Christians can’t stop Behemoth’s SA tour’
• Paving the way to a funkier urban future
• River-cleaning programme flowing well
• Takkie washers clean up
• Astronomer brings stars to the people
• I’ll go in 2018, says Dos Santos
• North Korea’s Kim orders ramped up nuke testing
• SA court to try peacekeepe­rs in the DRC
• Court questions Uganda politician’s arrest
• Young guns set to blaze at festival
• Ubuntu focal point of Stellenbos­ch youth film fest
• Much by the occasion
• Staring down the Antarctic
• BIANCA COLEMAN
• Woodstock Live has a bit of it all
• It’s a family affair under the oak trees
• ROAD CLOSURES:
• Trusted industry leaders offer latest tile trends
• Multimilli­on tenders for Clifton’s finest walkways
• Save us from the Donald’s hate-filled Trump cards
• Chris Hani killer is beyond the pale
• Mapping the future of fracking
• South Africa unlikely to go down Zimbabwe route
• We all deserve to enjoy our city’s beauty in safety
• Careful what you say about the donkey
• BUSINESS Hydroelect­ricity-starved Zimbabwe set to put its faith in solar power
• Steinhoff still in hunt to take over UK company Argos
• MTN offers to pay R23bn in fines to Nigeria
• I’m sorry, but I’ll be the last one to say surf’s up for Jordy in 2016
• De Reuck back for unfinished business
• With AD in the mix, Stell vd Stel have a shot at glory
• Newcastle will be a challenge, says Benitez Reported get-out clause if the lacklustre Magpies are relegated
• SA U21 sides favourites to qualify
• Fleck and Gold toot each other’s horns
• Can Carr roll back the clock to secure a Stormers victory?
• Higgo just too classy as Son shines in Durbanvill­e
• Perenara inspires superb Canes to first triumph
• ‘This T20 team doesn’t rely on AB’
• World T20 fixtures
• Six, eight ... Nemo is playing great
• There’s certainly no question marks about Prince’s call-up
• Powell cautions Blitzboks not to lose their heads
• I want to be remembered as an African winner – Shabba
• Great talks inspire big questions
• Groundbrea­king theatre
• SHORTCUTS
• Bleak images expose horrors
• Kendrick Lamar, fresh and raw
• About the West Coast Peninsula
• New Asian eatery’s bright fare
• Heavenly breakfast with a view of fan walk
• Time to sing praises of some of my favourite vegetables
• Quick light dessert will kick-start happy emotions
• City stars sing love for child laureates
• Scientist says bird’s calls are like humans’ sentences
• Pupils win bursaries by drawing pictures of jobs they want to do
• It’s important – and fun – to be able to understand the Roman numeral system
• Inquiry hears scheme members’ PMB woes
• A MOTHER’S CASE AGAINST DISCOVERY
• DISCOVERY RESPONDS …
• ‘Sample quote’ falls short of FAIS code
• Roll-over RA contributi­ons
• Banking fraud: how to limit your losses
• How can we help you to take out the most expensive credit?
• Subsidies available for low-income home-buyers
• WHAT THE NCA SAYS ABOUT CREDIT LIMITS
• Treasury releases draft amendments on transfer of tax-free savings
• Popular Keurboom
• Right way to renovate in a tough residentia­l market will add value to your home
• Century City resales are at a nine-year high amid demand
• Growing a prime property portfolio requires doing the groundwork well
• New luxury developmen­t launched in Wynberg
• Good value including capital growth on offer in Plumstead
• Weird ways your house price could be boosted
• The advantages of buying property off-plan is enticing homebuyers
• February prices present familiar picture
• Retirement schemes cater to growing elderly population
• City’s 2015 general valuation roll – what it means for you
• Battle of the brands gets tougher
• ‘House of Cards’ may be an apt, but unfortunat­e title
• Pulling power for the loaded

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