Cape Argus - 2017-03-14

• W Cape murder rate on the rise
• 105 days of water remain
• ‘Top cops quashed probe into plot’
• Lego Batman: the darkest knight yet
• Taxi violence erupts in Delft
• ‘Immigrants work hard’ – report
• Sassa misses court deadline on grants
• Flood of donations for fire victims
• Redesignin­g the urban landscape
• Evening of music and art to raise funds for Imizamo Yethu
• Rowers’ arduous journey across Atlantic
• Tribunal to process ombud’s report
• 20 years for exploiting teen
• Tips for a water-wise indigenous garden
• South African lensman wins gold
• Mayor refutes ANC claim
• Israel under fire over BDS ban
• Presidenti­al race starts as Park leaves
• Voters in Netherland­s set for polls in one of three big tests for EU
• Prepare for Brexit ‘no deal’ plan, MPs told
• Islamic State fingered after mass grave found in Mosul
• Shock over Eskom’s proposed shutdown
• Euro up, dollar drifts after rate hike speculatio­n
• Missed chance for big cycle bash
• Stop the fire cycle
• UCT SRC needs all the support it can get
• When game parks become killing fields
• A tangled web of weaves, wind and lack of water
• Beware the month of marching boots
• UK wild flowers face extinction
• Bachelors spell out what men really want
• Once bitten… and snake lovers keep coming back for more
• Last chance to see an incomparab­le animal mime
• ‘Shuga’ showcases Africa’s talent
• Naidoo’s success as a hoity-toity Kandasamy
• Wayde makes a point
• Piedt hasn’t given up any hopes of Cobras reaching playoffs
• Blitzboks to have a look at how to do things better against England
• Maties knocked off top spot as Ikeys are whipped at the Green Mile
• Tote launches Triple Crown competitio­n
• A FAMILIAR FACE, A DIFFERENT MAN
• ‘Minnow’ sides show they deserve so much better
• team of the WEEK
• Can All Stars lift Cape’s gloom?
• Injury-hit Kiwis still boast a dangerous bowling unit

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