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Tuesday, 16 April 2019 “Time flies like an arrow; fruit flies like a banana.” Anthony G Oe

[Click here for the web version of this email]( [FIRST THING With John Stupart]( Tuesday, 16 April 2019 “Time flies like an arrow; fruit flies like a banana.” Anthony G Oettinger Story of the Day [Ace, Race, Money: Magashule takes the ANC’s internal battle into unexplored territory]( By Stephen Grootes As election fever hots up, what party representatives do comes under the microscope like never before; small incidents, sometimes on the spur of the moment. Over the weekend ANC Secretary-General Ace Magashule was caught doing two things on camera, leading to much criticism. And while the reactions may be based more on the perception of Magashule than actually deeds, his actions may suggest the kind of strategy he might use to fight back against those campaigning against him. [LOVE WHERE YOU WORK.]( New Ideas / Smart People / Top Locations WHILE YOU WERE SLEEPING [Notre-Dame cathedral engulfed in flames]( Even if you have never visited Notre-Dame, watching a gargantuan conflageration tear through the medieval cathedral, constructed in the 12th Century, is heartbreaking. Bright flames were seen burning through ancient wooden beams and leaping up the spire, eventually causing it to collapse. Officials are unclear as to the cause of the blaze, but believe that some of the renovations ongoing at the site may have had a role. [Game of Thrones brings record audience]( At least 17.4-million people viewed the airing of the final season's first episode of Game of Thrones. Although HBO does not sell advertising, and thus is less concerned about ratings, the massive appeal of George RR Martin's film adaptation of his fantasy series paved the way for future spinoff series. What is dead may never die, and never has this been more true than the very-alive HBO series. 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