Indholdsfortegnelse for 2025-07-26 i Weekend Argus Saturday

The popularity of Cape Town as an ideal place to go on holiday or to live and work is well known, but this elevated status is now becoming a double-edged sword. Ask anyone who has semigrated from other parts of the country to settle in Cape Town, and they’ll tell you how shocked they were when looking for a place to rent, in or close to the City Bowl and the Atlantic Seaboard. Let’s face it, Cape Town does have it all: sun-kissed beaches, breathtaking views in all directions, a melting pot of cultures and historic buildings, not to mention its centrepiece – Table Mountain. But finding affordable accommodation, irrespective of your income, is becoming a challenge, both for Capetonians and newcomers to the city. “It’s horrendous,” said June Viviers,…

The Department of Transport’s move to revive the long-rejected Road Accident Benefit Scheme (RABS) Bill has sparked concerns, following Minister Barbara Creecy’s announcement that she has dissolved the Road Accident Fund (RAF) Board due to ongoing governance and operational failures. Creecy, who recently took over the transport portfolio, said the dissolution was necessary to stabilise the RAF and restore its ability to fulfil its mandate. She also confirmed the department’s intention to finalise the Road Accident Benefits Scheme (RABS) Bill, a move that various organisations say is both undemocratic and dangerous. The department explained that the RABS Bill seeks to replace the current fault-based compensation model with a no-fault system, removing the need for costly legal processes. Civil society organisations, legal experts, and advocacy groups, many of whom have fought…

In a remarkable acknowledgment of his contributions to education and academic discourse, Professor Jonathan Jansen, a Distinguished Professor of Education at Stellenbosch University, has been elected as a Fellow of the British Academy. This honour is reserved for only the most distinguished scholars who have significantly impacted the fields of humanities and social sciences. With this election, Jansen becomes part of an elite group of 92 new Fellows, a cohort that represents a diverse array of expertise spanning from the structural roots of poverty to the neuroscience of memory. The British Academy, established to recognise the UK's intellectual scholarship in the humanities and social sciences, welcomed this year's Fellows during a ceremony that signals a profound commitment to advancing knowledge in these critical disciplines. Among the newly elected are trailblazers…

Jillian Reiff and her husband had an ongoing debate about their new rescue dog, Ziggy. Ziggy’s appearance and personality are similar to those of their late dog, Rufus, who died a few days before they brought Ziggy home in early April. Reiff thought Ziggy was the same breed mix as Rufus - rat terrier Chihuahua - while her husband wasn’t convinced. So to settle the debate, Reiff submitted a DNA test for Ziggy, just as she had done for Rufus. But when the results came in June 26, she was so shocked, Reiff stood up and screamed. “I had a verbal outburst,” said Reiff, who lives in San Francisco. The DNA test confirmed that Ziggy was not just the same mixed breed as Rufus. He was Rufus’s father. “I’m still…

Bidders Choice is hosting the online liquidation auction of a home in Nooitgedacht Village, Stellenbosch. The double-storey, three-bedroom property is at 8 Bukettraube Close and has an extent of ±271m². The ground floor features a kitchen, a scullery, a lounge with a fireplace, a dining room and an entertainment area with built-in braai, along with a single garage. The top floor comprises three bedrooms - main with en-suite and a balcony - and a full family bathroom. Viewing is by appointment only. Bids open on August 13 at 8am and close on August 14 from 11am. For more information, please visit www.bidderschoice.co.za or call Catherine on 079 170 3611. |…

A 32-year-old woman is expected to appear in court soon after she was arrested for possession of drugs at the Cape Town International Airport. The Western Cape spokesperson for the Directorate for Priority Crime Investigation (known as Hawks), Lieutenant Colonel Siyabulela Vukubi, said a tipoff was received of a passenger en route to Cape Town from Brazil. Vukubi said a multi-disciplinary intelligence-led operation comprising of the Hawks’ South African Narcotics Enforcement Bureau(SANEB), Border Management Authority, Customs Cape Town International Airport, and the SAPS members based at the airport resulted in the arrest of the suspect for dealing in drugs on Wednesday, July 23, 2025. “On July 22, 2025, intelligence was received regarding a female suspect who was allegedly en route to Cape Town from Brazil,” Vukubi said. “Information was operationalised,…

Researchers at the University of the Western Cape (UWC), in a groundbreaking study, have found that methamphetamine, commonly known as tik in South Africa, can seriously harm male fertility, even after short-term use. Researchers at the Department of Medical Bioscience have discovered that tik damages key testicular cells responsible for sperm production. The study, led by Prof David Fisher and his team, focused on Sertoli cells, which play a critical role in nurturing developing sperm in the testicles. They also found that both occasional and long-term use of methamphetamine can harm these cells, potentially leading to a drop in sperm count and quality. Prof Fisher said his team’s research found that tik’s harmful effects on male fertility occur within 24 hours of use and some long-term effects over 96 hours.…

Hot on the heels of the new Lepas brand’s L8 flagship SUV, which made its global debut last month, the first example of the Lepas L4 compact SUV has rolled off the assembly line. As with the L8, the new L4 has been confirmed for South African introduction. The Chery-owned Lepas brand is set to debut locally in the first quarter of next year. A midsize L6 model will also be launched globally, with local introduction also a possibility. Lepas has not yet released detailed specifications for its new L4 compact model, but reports from abroad indicate that it will be based on the Chery Tiggo Cross, which is known as the new-generation Tiggo 4 in most overseas markets. Power is likely to come from a 1.5-litre turbocharged petrol engine,…

A friend of mine is looking to buy a new set of wheels, something modest, second-hand, and reliable enough to handle Jozi’s stop-start traffic and the odd weekend road trip. The excitement is palpable. I mean, who doesn’t get amped about the freedom of finally having your own car? But in this economy, with dodgy deals popping up, buying a used car has become a risky affair. From fly-by-night online dealers to scams that vanish with your deposit and dreams, the second-hand market isn’t what it used to be. Shir Amram from Montana Capital Car Title Loans has seen the mess left behind, buyers out of pocket, scrambling for emergency loans just to recover from a financial knock they didn’t see coming. Here are seven red flags that Amram says…

Nestled in the heart of Cape Town’s Atlantic Seaboard, Palm Garden Retreat offers more than just elder care – it’s a sanctuary of compassion, dignity, and peace for your loved ones. Our dedicated frail care unit provides round-the-clock nursing support, tailored personal assistance, and a warm, homely environment designed to nurture body and soul. We understand that the transition to frail care can be emotional, which is why our staff prioritises respectful, person-centered service. Each resident’s journey is honored with attentive care plans, nutritious meals, social engagement, and access to wellness amenities ensuring comfort and quality of life every step of the way. At Palm Garden Retreat, families find reassurance, and residents find connection in a setting that feels like home. With landscaped gardens, serene lounges, and a community built…

NESTLED at the foot of Table Mountain lies the Green Point Track, home of Schotsche Kloof Walmers RFC, a significant venue not only in the realm of rugby but as a bastion for non-racial sport in South Africa. This historic ground has witnessed legends, most notably Fagmie “Fluffy” Solomons, whose skills electrified the pitch during the politically charged 1980s when rugby transcended mere sport to become a symbolic platform for change. Solomons, a flyhalf characterised by his vision and creativity, was a beacon for a generation that could only dream of watching their hero parade his skills with the likes of the Du Plessis brothers and Rob Louw in the Currie Cup down at Boundary Road in Newlands. Our generation was deprived of witnessing Solomons in his prime, which forced…

Mexican football icon Javier Hernandez apologised on Thursday for making sexist remarks which led to him being sanctioned by Mexico’s football federation and his club Guadalajara. Former Manchester United and Real Madrid striker Hernandez, 37, triggered uproar after comments in a TikTok video in which he accused women of “failing” and “eradicating masculinity”. “Embody your feminine energy by caring, nurturing, giving life, cleaning and supporting the home,” Hernandez said in the video. “Don’t be afraid to be women, to allow yourselves to be led by a man who only wants one thing: to see you happy.” The comments prompted an outcry from Mexican football authorities while Mexico’s President Claudia Sheinbaum also weighed in on Wednesday, denouncing Hernandez’s remarks as representing a “very macho idea” of women. Sheinbaum added that while…

South African travellers are facing major disruptions as the FlySafair strike continues to cause widespread delays and flight cancellations. Airports are in chaos, with long queues, stressed-out passengers and limited rebooking options. But while the situation may feel overwhelming, there are steps you can take to make the process smoother. “Rebooking a flight during irregular operations like strikes is a serious test of patience and planning,” said Mummy Mafojane, general manager at FCM South Africa. “Even with today’s tech, passengers often find themselves stuck in endless queues or waiting hours on hold with airlines.” With so many travellers affected by cancellations, especially those on time-sensitive business trips or travelling to remote destinations, knowing how to respond quickly and strategically is key. Here are Mafojane’s expert tips for navigating flight cancellations,…

As the world of retirement evolves, more and more retirees are looking for luxurious living that combines the comfort of home with the luxury of a hotel so they can experience a rich and rewarding retirement lifestyle. This growing trend, known as “hotelification”, is transforming the retirement landscape, both locally and abroad. It refers to the integration of hotel-style services and amenities into retirement communities, with developers prioritising beautifully-designed communal spaces, as well as high-quality recreational, leisure, and outdoor facilities that foster a vibrant, social environment. Retirees are demanding a retirement lifestyle that’s enhanced by high-end hospitality, resort-style facilities, luxury accommodation, and value-added services like in-room dining, health and wellness programmes, concierge services and expertly-curated social events. “We are leading the hotelification trend on home soil by offering residents…

In a significant advancement for paediatric neuroscience, Professor Anthony Figaji from the University of Cape Town (UCT) has been awarded the esteemed Harry Oppenheimer Fellowship for his pioneering research into childhood brain injuries. Recognised at an award ceremony on 15 July 2025, this accolade not only highlights Figaji's contributions to the field but also positions him among an elite circle of scholars dedicated to enhancing the global understanding of traumatic brain injuries (TBI) in children. The Harry Oppenheimer Fellowship, one of Africa's most coveted academic honours, has previously celebrated nine UCT academics, making Figaji the tenth recipient and affirming UCT's status as a leader in cutting-edge research. Alongside him, Professor Andrew Forbes from the University of the Witwatersrand also received the 2024/2025 fellowship, further showcasing the calibre of research emerging…

CapeNature has proudly welcomed 475 enthusiastic new participants into its three-year Expanded Public Works Programme (EPWP), reaffirming its commitment to skills development, environmental conservation, and community upliftment across the Western Cape. This significant intake was celebrated at Kogelberg Nature Reserve on Mandela Day, 18 July, a date that serves as a poignant reminder of the ongoing struggle against poverty and inequality. The event not only marked the beginning of new opportunities for participants but also highlighted the vital role of meaningful employment in fostering social change. The 2023 Mandela Day theme, “It’s still in our hands to combat poverty and inequity,” resonates deeply with CapeNature’s goals for the EPWP. The programme aims to address both environmental challenges and socio-economic issues faced by communities throughout the province. By providing a comprehensive…

In a landscape where each fragment of history tells a story, few items evoke as much fascination and allure as the 1952 One Hundred Pound banknote. Celebrated by collectors as the “holy grail” of paper money, this monumental note is not just an echo of South Africa’s economic past; it represents a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for those who seek to own a piece of numismatic history. Its appearance at Bassani’s Signature Auction 16 on 27 July is poised to create waves among investors and heritage enthusiasts alike. With the auction commencing at 19:00 on Sunday, July 27, excitement surrounding this sale has reached an international crescendo. Bassani’s is set to showcase some of the rarest and most historically significant collectibles ever seen on South African soil, thus cementing its status as…

A single peach can ruin a career. The roll of the eyes, a friendship. Emojis are now globally accepted as part of everyday language, a go-to tool when words fail us. But what happens when they say far more than what was intended. Recently a group of lawyers debated a loaded question; whether or not emojis are acceptable in the workplace. During a webinar, they examined how emojis can blur the lines between friendliness and misconduct, and why context, culture, and relationship dynamics matter when using emojis at work. Cliffe Dekker Hofmeyr employment lawyers Anli Bezuidenhout and Yvonne Mkefa agree that a workplace policy on emojis is definitely needed. They were joined by forensic and legal linguist, Dr. Zakeera Docrat who explored the impact of emojis on workplace…

Lovers of music, theatre, and emerging talent, mark your calendars for an enchanting evening. The highly anticipated 4th Aviva Pelham Operetta Competition will take centre stage on Monday, 4 August at 7pm at the Baxter Theatre, promising a dazzling night filled with charm, sparkle, and musical brilliance. Established in 2022 by South Africa’s beloved operatic doyenne Aviva Pelham, this competition celebrates the often-overlooked and delightful genre of operetta – characterised by its playful, poignant storytelling and rich dramatic potential. The competition serves as a vital springboard for Africa’s rising vocal stars. “This competition is about joy,” said Pelham. “It introduces young singers to a repertoire that is wonderfully entertaining and technically demanding. We want to ensure that this music continues to live and inspire – and that our singers are…

The Federation of Unions of South Africa (Fedusa) has welcomed the recent yet lenient sentencing of Gauteng-based businessman, Yakub Ahmed Suleman Bhikhu. Bhikhu was found guilty on 81 counts of fraud, forgery, uttering, money laundering, and the Contravention of the Tax Administration Act in the Pretoria Regional Court. According to the National Prosecuting Authority (NPA) Investigating Directorate Against Corruption (IDAC) spokesperson, Henry Mamothame, Bhikhu pleaded guilty and was sentenced to 10 years' direct imprisonment, of which five years were suspended for five years. IOL reported that the convicted businessman was further ordered to reimburse R300 000 to Transnet, which he received as gratification. In addition, his company was sentenced to a fine of R500 000, which was suspended on the condition that no similar offence is committed. The union, on…

some cars feel like they want to put you in the hospital when driving fast, and then there are those that give the impression that you’re on an easy drive to buy bread and milk. The BMW M5 is one of those cars. This thing is lightning quick with a sound to match, and after 40 years, BMW have now made the most powerful M5 yet. Big numbers For what is essentially a family sedan, the numbers are rather intimidating, and because it’s a plug-in hybrid, it’s also a new energy vehicle. And hats off to the engineers in Germany who have slotted in the same technology as the BMW M Hybrid V8 endurance racing car. This M5 combines its twin turbo- charged 4.4-litre V8 with 430kW and 750Nm and…

President Cyril Ramaphosa’s controversial decision to place Police Minister Senzo Mchunu on leave and appoint Professor Firoz Cachalia as Acting Minister of Police, effective August 1, has sparked turbulence within the upper echelons of the SAPS. Days later, National Police Commissioner General Fanny Masemola placed Lieutenant-General Shadrack Sibiya, head of Crime Detection, on leave, prompting speculation that KZN Provincial Commissioner Lieutenant-General Nhlanhla Mkhwanazi may be next. These shifts ignited widespread political speculation and disjointed warnings that any move against Mkhwanazi could provoke resistance. While inflammatory rhetoric should not be condoned, it must be understood within the broader political volatility and a society that registers its displeasure with Ramaphosa and his ANC party, which continues to disrespect South Africans. A key question emerges: Is there a connection between these rumblings and…

MOST of us suffer from financial stress from time to time, typically when expenses exceed income. Of course, many are in this stressed state permanently. The causes are numerous, from a lack of job opportunities to societal pressures, but there is one thing that amplifies stress to unbearable levels – debt. Remember what they say about the magic of compound interest on investments? With debt, it works in reverse. If you don’t repay at least the interest amount each month, your debt will compound. And when you have entered that downward spiral and your debt repayments consume such a large portion of your income that you can no longer afford the essentials of food, shelter, and transport, you are in serious trouble. This week, debt counselling firm DebtBusters released its…

Following the success of Wytham Estate in Upper Kenilworth, which is now sold out, Manor Life is proud to introduce its next retirement masterpiece: Cannon Brewery. Nestled in the heart of Newlands Village, Cannon Brewery is a refined residential estate for over-65s that offers independent living along with a deep sense of heritage, security, and connection. With 19 exclusive residences, occupation planned for 2027, early interest is already high. Built on a track record of success Wytham Estate captured the imagination of those seeking a retirement lifestyle without compromise. Residents enjoy elegant homes, curated gardens, and access to care when needed, within a warm, like-minded community. The development quickly sold out, reinforcing the clear market demand for age-appropriate living that combines dignity, independence, and intelligent design. It is with this…

The ongoing criticism directed at South African Football Association (SAFA) president Danny Jordaan has reached a crescendo, with many supporters and analysts voicing their frustrations via social media platforms. However, this intense vilification appears to overshadow a more complex reality. The true decision-making power lies not solely with Jordaan but predominantly with the National Executive Committee (NEC), which plays a crucial role in the governance and strategic direction of South African football. As South Africa’s footballing landscape grapples with numerous challenges, Jordaan has inadvertently become a focal point for widespread discontent. The frustrations directed at him are often disproportionate, with little acknowledgement of the collective responsibility of the NEC. This body is drawn predominantly from National List Members from various regions and Provincial List Members representing the country’s nine provinces.…

In today’s property market, a well-designed entertainment space is more than just a luxury – it’s a lifestyle necessity. Whether you’re a homeowner looking to enhance your living experience or an investor seeking to boost property appeal, the right entertainment area can set a home apart. Across the world, home entertainment spaces are evolving to meet changing lifestyles and design preferences. In South Africa, where a vibrant social culture revolves around food and gatherings, entertainment spaces hold even greater significance. The traditional braai remains central to many homes, making built-in braai areas, covered patios, and seamless indoor-outdoor integration some of the most sought-after features. So, what do buyers and tenants truly look for when considering a property’s hosting potential? The experts at DG Properties, including Managing Director Alexa Horne and…

South Africa is quickly expanding its global trade partners as a solution to the US’ 30% tariff on its exports, said Agriculture Minister John Steenhuisen. Steenhuisen made the statement as the US tariff increase on South Africa is expected to come into effect on August 1. “The real solution lies not just in playing defence, but in going on the offensive. This is why we are doubling down on market access expansion,” said Steenhuisen, who is the leader of the DA in the Government of National Unity. The tariff deadline will come as the country waits for the outcome of the proposed US-South Africa Bilateral Relations Review Act of 2025, which seeks to impose sanctions against some ANC leaders accused of, among others, supporting China, Russia, and Iran, and mismanaging…

The South African Mathematics Foundation (SAMF) is celebrating a historic achievement as the national team secured its best ranking in 25 years at the recent International Mathematics Olympiad (IMO) held in Australia from 10 to 20 July. Competing against high school students from over 100 countries, the South African contingent finished in an impressive 38th place, showcasing the exceptional talent and dedication of its young mathematicians. Every year, the IMO presents a formidable challenge, testing the mathematical prowess of students through complex problems over two intense days. Each participant tackles three problems for 4½ hours each day, demonstrating not only individual expertise but also the ability to perform under pressure. This year, South African students faced tough competition from powerhouse teams, including those from the People’s Republic of China, the…

Nestled in the picturesque Overberg region of the Western Cape, the De Hoop Nature and Marine Reserve is a sanctuary of natural beauty that beckons adventurers and families alike. With its pristine beaches, coastal fynbos, and diverse wildlife, this UNESCO World Heritage site offers a unique blend of outdoor experiences and relaxation. For those looking to sense the magic of this stunning locale, the Weekend Argus has announced an exciting competition: Subscribe and stand a chance to win a two-night getaway for a family of four, valued at R8,000, at the De Hoop Collection. The De Hoop Collection promises comfort and sustainability with a variety of accommodation options, including self-catering cottages, luxury suites, and even campsite rondawels set amidst breathtaking scenery. The Fig Tree Restaurant, situated in a charmingly repurposed…

A groundbreaking study by Lawren Hayley Smith from the University of the Western Cape (UWC) for her Master’s thesis sheds light on the under-documented linguistic system of Paarl-Kaaps, a colloquial variety of Kaaps spoken primarily by coloured communities in the Western Cape. The research, titled Extraposition and Optionality: An Investigation of Information Packaging in Paarl-Kaaps, explores the syntactic phenomenon of extraposition – which involves the displacement of constituents from the middle to the end of the clause – and its role in shaping social identity. Paarl-Kaaps is a West Germanic language with unique grammatical features. Despite its historical roots in Cape Dutch, Kaaps has evolved independently within marginalised communities, distinguishing itself from the standardised languages promoted in formal education and media. Smith’s study highlights how extraposition, a common feature in…

In an outstanding display of talent and artistry, South Africa triumphed at the Dance World Cup 2025 held in Burgos, Spain, securing a remarkable total of 62 medals — 22 gold, 21 silver, and 19 bronze. This exceptional achievement not only highlights the country's vibrant dance scene but also sees South Africa crowned as World Champions in both the Street Dance and Commercial categories. One of the key contributors to South Africa's stellar performance was K&J Dance Unlimited from Cape Town. This dynamic dance group made waves on the international stage, bringing home an impressive haul of two special awards, along with two gold medals, two silver medals, and five bronze medals. Their success was underpinned by the sheer excellence of their routines, with a staggering 21 of them placing…

A man who brutally assaulted and raped his estranged wife over a terrifying three-day ordeal has had his appeal for a lesser sentence rejected by the Cape Town High Court. In November 2022, the father, who has two daughters with his estranged wife, was sentenced to 15 years for attempted murder, alongside a life sentence for rape and sexual assault. The couple’s tumultuous relationship began with marriage in 2014 but deteriorated by 2017, plagued by mutual drug abuse and incidents of domestic violence. Sometime in 2019, the wife attended a Christian-based recovery and rehabilitation centre due to her abuse of drugs, specifically tik. Her children were left with their father but eventually moved to live with their maternal grandfather. In October 2019, she left the rehabilitation centre and sought accommodation…

A major disruption is unfolding in global white-collar employment. According to Anthropic chief executive Dario Amodei, up to 50% of entry-level white-collar jobs could vanish in the next five years due to advances in artificial intelligence (AI). As detailed in an article on US news website Axios, “Behind the Curtain: A White-Collar Bloodbath”, this isn’t science fiction – it’s a forecast from one of the leading minds in the AI field. South Africa, already battling youth unemployment and graduate underemployment, is ill-prepared for this transformation. According to StatsSA, South Africa’s youth unemployment rate stood at 45.5% in Q1 2024, and even university graduates struggle to find meaningful, skills-aligned work. Our economy continues to rely heavily on labour- intensive sectors like mining and retail while offering limited pathways into knowledge work.…

Even though consumers seem to be feeling somewhat less financially stressed lately, there is no doubt that money worries still take a substantial toll on their daily lives. Debt review company DCGsa paints a sobering picture of debt in South Africa through a collation of numbers on its website: R2.56 trillion in loan balances, R208 billion in overdue payments, and 17.97 million accounts in arrears. DebtBusters' latest annual Money-Stress Tracker, now in its fourth iteration, found that 70% of respondents have felt money stress this year, which, although an eight-percentage-point decrease since 2023, is still a worrying picture. The results of the survey, conducted in May and June, among 27 000 respondents not currently in debt review, found that nine out of ten who experience money stress say it affects…

The chill of mid-winter has settled over South Africa, and while most people are focused on beating the cold, there’s another familiar season quietly sweeping in: tax filing. But what if, instead of bracing yourself for stress or paperwork, you saw your tax return for what it is, a chance to take control of your financial story? A tax return isn’t just paperwork; it’s a financial tool. It allows individuals to recoup costs that they’ve already incurred in the course of earning their income. If you’re not claiming what you’re allowed to, you’re leaving money behind.” Tax isn’t a once-off event. It’s a moment to review, realign, and unlock real value. And in today’s digital world, the right mix of human insight and tech-savvy support has never been more important.…

Water polo’s new national franchise tournament is set to make a splash after borrowing from the concept of SA20 cricket’s draft system, and could also tap into the pool of rugby talent in SA. The inaugural event of the new Winter Series, sponsored by leading automation manufacturer Jendamark, will see 112 of the country’s elite senior players drafted into four men’s and four women’s squads that are set to churn up the water of the Newton Park Indoor Pool in Gqeberha from August 8 to 10. Treading water The franchise system is designed to help level the playing field and offer an alternative to the regional dominance of Western Province and Gauteng teams in inter-provincial competition. It also marks the first national tournament run under the auspices of the newly…

As international travel surges, so too does cybercrime aimed at unsuspecting travellers. From stolen passport scans to hacked frequent flyer accounts, criminals are cashing in on a booming black market of personal travel data, and the cost of your identity on the dark web might be far lower than you’d expect. A recent study by cybersecurity experts NordVPN and Saily has uncovered just how vulnerable travellers are. Stolen travel documents are being bought and sold online for as little as $10 (R177), while verified EU passports can command prices of over $5 000 (R88 513). Fake visa stickers, forged bank statements and loyalty accounts loaded with travel miles are also being traded for hundreds of dollars. Even confirmed Booking.com reservations are being resold for upwards of $250 (R4 426). “The…