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• Athlone News
• Atlantic Sun
• Bolander
• Business Day (Johannesburg, South Africa)
• Business Day: Web Edition Articles (Johannesburg, South Africa)
• Cape Argus (Cape Town, South Africa)
• Cape Times, The (Cape Town, South Africa)
• Citizen, The (South Africa)
• Constantiaberg Bulletin
• Daily Dispatch (East London, South Africa)
• Daily News
• Diamond Fields Advertiser
• DispatchLIVE (Eastern Cape, South Africa)
• False Bay Echo
• Herald, The (Port Elizabeth, South Africa)
• HeraldLIVE (Port Elizabeth, South Africa)
• Independent on Saturday
• Isolezwe
• Isolezwe ngeSonto
• Isolezwe Xhosa
• Mail & Guardian: Web Edition Articles (Johannesburg, South Africa)
• Mercury
• Plainsman
• Post
• Saturday Star
• Sentinel News
• South African Official News
• Southern Mail
• Southern Suburbs Tatler
• Sowetan (Johannesburg, South Africa)
• SowetanLIVE (Johannesburg, South Africa)
• Star, The (Johannesburg, South Africa)
• Sunday Tribune
• Tabletalk
• TimesLIVE (Johannesburg, South Africa)
• Vukani
• Weekend Argus

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• Police are still searching for eight men who robbed a Tongaa

  Police are still searching for eight men who robbed a Tongaat jewellery store in under two minutes on Thursday.

• The ‘mad artistic genius’ doesn’t stand up to scrutiny

  ARTIST Vincent van Gogh sliced off his ear with a knife during a psychotic episode. Ballet dancer Vaslav Nijinsky developed schizophrenia and spent the last 30 years of his life in hospital. Virginia Woolf lived with bipolar disorder, eventually taking her own life as she felt another deep depression beginning.

• Kyiv: Ukraine’s new energy minister yesterday ordered state

  Kyiv: Ukraine’s new energy minister yesterday ordered state companies to ratchet up imports from abroad, pointing to the struggles plaguing the grid after a systematic bombing campaign by Russia.

• Caracas: Venezuela’s interim president on Thursday announced

  Caracas: Venezuela’s interim president on Thursday announced pending legal reforms to the country’s critical fossil fuel sector, as she sought to recalibrate ties with Washington following the US military ousting of her predecessor, Nicolas Maduro. Since the January 3 capture of Maduro, US President Donald Trump has asserted that the US essentially controlled Venezuela.

• How South African families are coping with back-to-school expenses

  Every January, South African families brace themselves for the financial and emotional strain of back-to-school preparations.

• Beetles, booze and butterflies, mad artists and military forces

  One wonders why nearly 140 years after the car’s invention, the safety of women travelling in it is only now receiving the attention it deserves (Page 10).

• London: British military veterans aged up to 65 may be calle

  London: British military veterans aged up to 65 may be called up for service, the government said on Thursday, as the country sought to better prepare for war in the face of “global threats”.

• Spellbinding bookstores draw selfie snappers

  Towering accordion steps and a fantastical spiral staircase greet visitors to a massive bookstore in northern China’s Tianjin, where its striking interior is a bigger draw for selfie snappers than scholars.

• Sydney: Australia’s emergency services warned people yesterd

  Sydney: Australia’s emergency services warned people yesterday to stay prepared for sudden downpours and dangerous bushfires in the country’s east after a flash flood swept cars into the sea.