Weekend Argus (Saturday Edition) - 2016-03-26

• Possible wreckage piece found in Western Cape
• MH370 families want SA help
• Going bare for the best causes
• Nothing stops these veterans
• UK sex suspect had SA police clearance
• Let UCT management trim their own salaries first insists employees union
• MEC worried after vigilante killings
• Do not give up hope, says Archbishop Tutu
• Putting his best foot forward
• Help feed 13 million hungry
• Anger at exclusion from census
• Residents rise above the hardships of poverty
• SA athletes’ clean sheet on pep drug
• Education opportunit­ies for Masi’s children
• History made as Zimbabwe sex workers attend workshops with SA counterpar­ts
• ‘City doesn’t have a gang problem’
• Wear SA is homegrown and homespun
• ‘Top Billing’ presenter chosen as the face (and body) of fragrance for men
• Wonder Woman leads the fierce females in ‘Batman v Superman’
• Syrian forces retake Palmyra
• Brussels attack suspect shot in leg
• Pope’s pre-Easter ritual for world peace
• Suburb a breeding ground of fear, hate
• Dutch Master helped perfect Total Football
• Martha’s magical Easter tips
• Looking good for God comes at a price
• BIANCA COLEMAN
• Boulevard Blues to rock your Monday
• ‘There is a middle way in Middle East’
• Creating a garden for all seasons using layers, colour
• Catch music at Kirstenbos­ch before chill sets in
• Bitcoin is the Web’s currency for change
• BUSINESS Nigeria’s widening corruption probe homes in on military officers, firms
• We must do the right thing
• Good son Edward Zuma not best pleased
• Apt time to reflect on moral failings
• Your editorial just doesn’t fly
• ANC frees us to choose properly
• Mitchells Plain streets open up
• Thankfully, some institutio­ns remain uncaptured
• Our future is in youths’hands but what makes them tick?
• A friend in times of need lives on forever
• Steve Pike
• No pain for Ngubane as Soggot enjoys a special ‘ Blue Moon’day
• The cautionary tale of ‘The Black Flash’
• Butland: I want to be in the bracket of challengin­g Joe
• Aduriz proves it’s never too late as Wales miss the flair and marksmansh­ip of Bale
• ‘Postman’ hopes to book a ticket to Europe by delivering the goods in Rio
• Messi glad to help fight for every point
• Sharks kick themselves over the plan of attack
• De Allende is too big a unit to be counted out
• Root still believes better days await frail England
• Will the sun finally rise in the east for desperate Bulls?
• Fleck not just a laid-back surfer
• Hurricanes make heavy work of overthrowi­ng Kings
• Windies kick up the dust of Nagpur
• Notshe has another shot at sinking his teeth into Jaguares
• Smith keeps the ship on course, but Faulkner takes all the plaudits
• Community Chest Carnival offers all the fun of the fair
• Wormstorm lays down wax
• Website gives you that live concert experience
• Affleck faced own dark fight
• Leg of lamb is best enjoyed with dear friends
• What the Fair Cape does best
• Second Jason Bakery is excellent addition to breakfast circuit
• She’s really firing now
• On the Boards
• Installers’ prices are not a rip-off
• Tips of the week
• ‘The Lion Guard’ certain to thrill young viewers
• How to protect your estate from fraudsters
• Beneficiar­y fraud is an ongoing headache for trustees of retirement funds
• WHEN A PERSON DIES
• What the government is doing
• Green Point Lower is on the rise
• Phase 6 launched at Chapman’s Bay Estate
• ‘Dreaming Greenville’ – City breaking new ground for all
• Over R2 billion in luxury flat sales on the Atlantic seaboard
• Open house theft not easily covered by insurers
• Perimeter fencing being set up at new Constantia Nek Estate
• Property expert shares these tips if you’re a first-time homebuyer
• Sought-after Higgovale still dominates City Bowl market
• It’s tough, but there’s no need to panic
• No lag in demand for apartment blocks in past 18 months
• Positive shift in auction activity in the commercial property market
• Spur sizzles with its All Blacks ribbing
• Microsoft in massive AI fail as chatbot turns offensive
• Boutique coffee shops jolt big US chains to up their game
• ‘Richard III’ has humour to die for
• ‘Jane the Virgin’ is great, but it shouldn’t run forever
• The Outback is a tough dude

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