Cape Argus - 2016-10-25

• No new support staff at schools in the Cape
• City to review technical assessment after stadium roof bolts show ‘distress’
• ‘Kings of Africa’ now also in the money after historic win
• African countries take leave of the ICC
• Masutha explains NPA boss invite
• Calitz shows why he’s the Lion’s Head king – once again
• Sailors can’t wait for Cape2Rio
• CPUT chief placed on indefinite special leave
• New bill to tackle racism, hate speech
• Donations of food ensure K-9s fighting fit
• Two toddlers killed in backyard blaze
• France moves refugees
• UK nations discuss Brexit co-operation
• As Iraqis flee Islamists, relief dampened by fears of revenge
• Greenhouse gas milestone ‘shows need for action’
• Vagrants wreak havoc in building
• Irresponsi­ble liquor policy
• The glory game
• Big rewards come from a little initiative
• The way media reports on news is a big concern
• ‘Harm reduction’: human touch helping heroin addicts
• Charge of battery brigade soon part of our daily lives
• SOCIAL MEDIA
• Balcony living to the max
• When you’re submerged, there’s nothing but blue and bubbles
• Study shows the ‘spouse-nag’ factor in a marriage keeps oldies in shape
• Credit-rating cut gloom
• Eskom monopoly poses risk to economy
• Tackling the marginalis­ed in society
• ‘Through this play, we can really touch people’
• Local cast dazzle alongside foreign counterpar­ts
• New Voices line-up a mixed bag
• Tigers still hunting for Test success
• Let’s not waste Downs’ thrilling Africa triumph
• Keeper eyes more coups for Uganda
• Cup success: What they say...
• Under-cooked Starc faces ringwise Amla
• Conte: I didn’t do anything to humiliate Mourinho
• There’s not much between February, Petersen – De Sa
• Mosimane keen to test Downs’ global status
• Players’ fitness is Coetzee’s biggest concern

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