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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 stats not an accurate reflection of the lived reality
  • Independent on Saturday

  CRIMINAL experts shared mixed views on the country’s latest crime stats with some saying the figures do not truly reflect the country’s crime landscape.

• Full steam ahead as Maureen on track!
  • Independent on Saturday

  After 12 long years of waiting, Maureen, Umgeni Steam Railway’s 112-year-old Class 3BR locomotive has returned to service.

• Politicians caught sleeping on the job
  • Independent on Saturday

  PIETERMARITZBURG, the province’s capital and home to the provincial legislature has long been known as the sleepy hollow, and now we know why. This week political opponents, the African National Congress (ANC) and uMkhonto weSizwe Party (MKP), took their rivalry to another level by outsleeping each other while on the job.

• Consumed by end of life dilemma
  • Independent on Saturday

  End of life. We’re all helplessly trapped. Seduced, sucked in, oblivious, with little hope of escape.

• Beaches ‘ready’ for festive season
  • Independent on Saturday

  IT COULD be another “iffy” summer for locals and the anticipated 1.3 million visitors who might not be able to take a dip with confidence at some of the beaches on Durban’s famed Golden Mile, between the Point Waterfront and Suncoast Casino.

• Anger over luxury car hire while assigned vehicles lie idle
  • Independent on Saturday

  JUST less than a month in office, ANC-led KwaDukuza Municipality Mayor Muzi Ngidi and his deputy Njabulo Cele are already at the centre of a controversy for allegedly splashing out ratepayers’ money on hiring classy vehicles for official duties.

• Farewell Lindsay and Shelley, hello Alice and Lucy
  • Independent on Saturday

  Yes, it’s an unusual-looking Independent on Saturday today (blame it on Black Friday), but it’s still a fine read.

• Sleeping MPLs’ lack of respect
  • Independent on Saturday

  Who can forget EFF MP Mbuyiseni Ndlozi calling out Maite Nkoana-Mashabane with his impassioned “She is sleeping in Parliament”?

• App ends rows over household chores
  • Independent on Saturday

  IN an effort to make “invisible work visible”, Swedish engineering students have developed an app for families to organise and track chores that often fall heavily on women.

• Call for better crime intelligence in KZN
  • Independent on Saturday

  ANTI crime experts have called for more resources and improved crime intelligence in KwaZulu-Natal, following the release of the latest quarterly crime statistics.