Weekend Argus (Saturday Edition) - 2017-05-13

• Molefe: SA blows a fuse ANC, Cosatu and opposition slam Eskom
• If ‘thieves’ killed family they left treasure trove
• SA in an icy vice as weather worsens
• This one goes out to all the mothers – and loved ones
• Men-only island may become world heritage site
• True-blue or not, fans buying up Chelsea kit
• Cyril to fast in solidarity with jailed Palestinia­ns
• Ennerdale leaders sceptical after meeting
• Dlodlo wants a lasting solution to woes besetting the SABC
• Minister can’t act on private school fees
• Van Breda family not so perfect
• ‘Sensationa­lism taking focus off finding Courtney’
• Khayelitsh­a’s apartheid-era street lights
• Innovative voucher system aims to encourage homeless to use shelter
• The ‘house’ where these RTC activists live needs work – quickly
• Gerrie Nel invites public input
• Dateline Table Bay: The Great Gale of 1865
• ‘There will be no hesitation to kill even innocent people’ – PW Botha retaliatin­g to bomb blast
• Cape Colony remembered
• London calling: Marconi Beam testimony to historic technology
• Pilgrims decry ‘satanic exploitati­on’
• Ex-FBI chief warned against leaks
• Inquiry after video of mentally ill woman’s death
• 25 in Pakistan Senate convoy killed by bomb
• KFC offers a hot side order for Mother’s Day
• Pretty scars give moms confidence
• A bond that spans three generation­s
• My mom died 12 years ago – here’s how I learned to cope on the day
• School’s antidote to ‘killer’ Netflix series
• Telenovela ‘11’ lines up to score
• A silent donkey holocaust
• Quality of life study measures the racial and provincial divide
• Climate change is hot air
• Theirs not to make reply, theirs not to reason why
• Safety is the best gift we can give women
• Zooming in on African ‘lions‘
• A snapshot that hints at a panorama of kleptocrac­y
• Mother’s Day is a time for me to reflect and respect
• JSE at the close
• US and China move closer
• BUSINESS Greater awareness sees complaints lodged against auction houses fall
• Luxury watches supply glut affects global market
• Groundswel­l needed, but even computer projection­s can’t tell us when that will happen
• Comrades advice from the race’s ‘Mister Medals’
• Relegation could be on the cards for yet another struggling Cape side
• Langa will be hoping to grab those elusive goals in derby
• Top stars back Pique’s world tennis plan
• Hamilton back in the groove, with fastest times in Spain
• It’s low-budget Ajax against big-spending United in Europa final
• Isaacs confident that Ajax can cement their place in the PSL’s top eight
• Sundowns face tough African challenge
• Blitzboks know preparatio­n is key to championsh­ip push
• Santos boss vows to soldier on after the former PSL champions are relegated
• It comes down to tackles – all 136 of them – as Lions scrape win in Canberra
• Super-sub Batshuayi seals title for Chelsea
• The delicious tastes of vinegar
• Delicate, but oh so different
• Trip down memory lane at go-to spot
• More sex, violence in 2nd season of ‘Sense8’
• The tracksuit has finally returned to the fashion scene
• A weekend full of wine
• OVER 72% OF RESPONDENT­S SAY THEY ARE FINANCIALL­Y STRESSED
• Key things you should keep in mind when asking your employer for a raise
• Nearly half SA’s middle class is in ‘junk’ status
• Life ombudsman recovers R187m for policyhold­ers
• Defrauding your medical scheme is not a ‘victimless crime’
• Why a with-profit annuity may be an option for your retirement
• What you should find out before you sign up for a funeral policy
• High prices paid for a clutch of artworks defy overall decline in market
• FSB appoints manager for Bophelo Benefit Services
• OTHER HYBRIDS
• ‘Buying down’ is on the up in city
• ‘It’s a Cape Town story’ in the luxury market
• Make sure your estate has a rental management policy
• Using limited urban space
• Mouille Point on an upward trajectory
• Property could be a hedge against the rand
• Buy before banks tighten lending

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