Weekend Argus (Saturday Edition) - 2016-10-01

• Anglican revolt on same-sex blessing
• Princess Charlotte speaks
• EXCLUSIVE Only whites will be welcomed in this Eden Project to be establishe­d in Willowmore
• Top photograph­er captures the moment
• Celebrate the Cape’s unique floral heritage
• Paedophile suspect’s monitor ‘could not have fallen off ’
• Urinating ex-model set to appeal
• Poor areas have the least police resources
• Crunch time for SABC board, Motsoeneng
• Rights body gives king slap on wrist
• Heavy meme weather for Hlaudi
• Project tackles HIV among adolescent­s
• ANC scratches head after election setback
• ‘It’s important for disabled children to play sport’
• Cape Bar Council takes flak
• ‘Launch Pad’ brings hope to street kids
• Harold Cressy is more than a school
• Curating a space to reflect on lived history
• Knighthood­s awarded to local paramedics
• Good Hope Centre site ‘holds the key’
• It’s a case of business unusual for these bright young UCT Upstarts
• Fight trade in rhino horn ‘at all costs’
• Swaziland fails in bid to legalise sales
• Paid to look the other way
• Israel buries last of its founders
• Billions at stake in Asia as Chinese tourists go on a shopping spree
• Rosetta’s comet resting place
• ‘I’d kill millions of drug users’
• Van Goghs found in mobster’s house
• Singer still Young at heart
• Worldwide deal makes vocalist feel invincible
• Dance duo set to make Cape Town proud
• New music project raises awareness of social problems
• Land art eliminates the superfluou­s
• Kick-and-code brings skills to kids
• Cafe aims to inspire youth
• South Peninsula High’s science boffins shine at expo
• Business boost for young minds
• Aspiring chefs to showcase talents on TV show
• Putting pen to paper to solve the problem of prejudice
• Health downside to social media
• Revolution will not be televised
• Online study works better
• Democracy means an open society
• Rugby rants
• It’s clear: the SAZF is a disreputab­le body
• Debate has descended into tit-for-tat rhetoric
• University violence
• Has Zuma finally woken up?
• ANC proves it is politicall­y adrift and ethically bereft
• Against the odds, we’re producing good journalism
• Cuba spurred memories of the Cape
• BUSINESS Deutsche Bank wobbles scare market
• Global buyers descend on Winelands for auction
• Medium-term outlook bleak for sub-Saharan Africa – Fitch
• Steve Pike
• Hamilton finds his groove, Alonso incurs grid penalty
• Will homeboy Tau have his dancing shoes on tonight?
• Twenty years on and Wenger is still at it
• Pep lavishes praise, Jose accepts ‘poisoned gift’
• How Wits and Sundowns found their way to Nelspruit
• Mosadi thinks Ajax can take him places
• It seems a lot like ‘days of future past’ for Allister and his men ...
• Kwagga ignites the fire as Lions snatch a semi-final berth
• Pumas want to breathe easy at the end
• Troughton is ready to scratch and claw away in yet another derby
• Sheer mayhem from Quinny the Slayer
• Teams for Loftus
• Du Preez keeps it together to book safe passage to Pretoria
• Where light and dark intersect
• Strawberry fields forever
• Unplugged6­2 set to join the ranks of SA’s top festivals
• The dark side of super heroes
• Compact and dynamic off-road
• DSTV Guide
• Poor service and mix-up mar meal
• City is awash with quality production­s
• Make sure a higher-paying job really will give you more
• HOW TO WORK OUT THE VALUE OF YOUR REMUNERATI­ON PACKAGE
• Life cover isn’t only for the healthy
• Bonitas members’ contributi­ons to increase by nearly 12 percent next year
• Now, on investment costs, you can compare apples with apples
• Treasury backs down on plan to deter interest-free loans to trusts
• Proposal to tax share-scheme benefits removed from revised draft taxation bill
• All-in-one property solution
• There’re a number of things you need to do when moving into your own house
• Cape Town is ready to be a city of the future
• Experts welcome unchanged repo rate
• 80% of apartments sold out at R1.3bn The Yacht Club
• Victorian family home under the hammer
• Obs developmen­t will add to stock
• Deal with the real property owner
• There’s good value down there
• New social enterprise business model and strategy enables growth sustainabi­lity
• Mayfair offices at Century City sell fast
• Pirate booty? Start-ups see new ad market in illegal downloader­s
• The new member of a faithful, fun family
• MUSICAL VARIATION A TOUGH SELL

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