Cape Argus - 2017-10-02

• STREETS ALIVE:
• Cape’s economic output looks bleak
• Refugees in SA get welcome news
• Only 12 public pools will be open
• Rodney Reiners on the Cape Town derby
• City announces 6 new housing sites
• Check what books to read
• Ask Georgie: Rental tribunal not a toothless body –
• Top cops are set to probe mass killings
• Corrupt ex-mayor escapes jail time
• Maties embrace black theology, music
• Sobantu, 23, wins best community DJ award
• Regional leaders’ ambitions raise ire
• Arch for the Arch’s 86th birthday
• Mabuyane to head E Cape ANC
• Cops storm polls in Catalonia
• May seeks new agenda as support ebbs
• N Korea not interested in nuclear talks, says US
• Ethiopia claims Somaliland has displaced long-term residents
• Native Americans join protest against racial discrimina­tion
• Agency response to lease cancellati­on ‘unethical’
• Debt of gratitude
• Heavy vehicle ban is not the answer
• Water is the (re)source of all we do and need to survive
• Metro police, SAPS cold war killing our kids
• It’s a dog’s life for patients
• Do our business people, believe enough in SA?
• An odd way to make a profit
• Shooting from the lip
• Time for constructi­ve activism
• Charcoal-blackened food is trendy, but is it healthy?
• Chilling tale of cougars, tiger moms
• Keeping kids busy during the holidays
• Celeb movie on health wealth
• A decade of Hectic Nine-9
• Cold cases: skeletons rattling in the closet
• Dillon waiting for a call-up
• Domeyer takes early season lead
• Poor defence costs Reds again
• Cobras’ run-chase fails to materialis­e
• Micho: Gabuza wants to deliver and give his best
• We would rather look at the strides we’re making and build on that, says coach Allister
• Verstappen ends run of bad luck with success in Malaysian Grand Prix
• Find a tighthead prop
• City’s Benni is mastering Jose’s tricks of the trade
• Willemse calmly boots WP to nail-biting win in drama-filled match
• Morkel injury could be bad news for Gibson & Co

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