Cape Argus - 2017-02-17

• BOOKS ON A BOAT:
• Bromwell Street judge under fire
• City teen grateful for his new ears
• Desalinati­on seen as last resort in water battle
• WC Health to investigat­e day hospital claims
• Slain Khayelitsh­a woman's mom breaks silence
• Embattled Pirates head to Cape Town
• Protest against overcrowdi­ng at school
• Call to stop rape in taxis
• Push for inquiry into patient deaths
• Big investment allows ANA to expand
• 7 400 homes for Airport Precinct
• Juniors guaranteed more fun than ever
• Airports Company SA nabs punctualit­y places
• Century-old city church revamped into mosque
• Postnatal depression risk for men
• Nepal’s Boatwomen work hard for a taste of independen­ce
• India’s heat-hardy black goats give hope
• Women sow seeds for a better future
• Trump rethinks 2-state solution
• Third arrest in Kim Jong Nam murder
• Burundi snubs Arusha talks on its issues due to ‘irregulari­ties’
• Russia, US officials seek possible co-operation
• Call for investigat­ion into CNN’s Venezuela report
• Twinsaver acquires Validus Medical
• Emerging-market shares climb to 19-month high
• Don’t politicise water crisis
• Perilous for SA coaches
• Concerning reality for the economy
• Zuma seeks to make South Africa prosper through NDP, education
• You’ll have the last laugh if you aren’t fussed about greatness
• The warm welcome of ‘Green City in the Sun’
• Howzit, my China
• Denzel’s theatre of broken dreams…
• ‘A Cure for Wellness’: a lethargic, ailing thriller
• Double Crossword
• Five one-day pacemen gunning for England
• What more could world’s best bowler want? Some Sonny Bill muscles!
• Can Blackburn roll back the years to rekindle magic?
• Streetwise Kiwis tough foes
• I can’t ask for more – Downs’ Anele

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