Cape Argus - 2017-10-16

• Delays in tackling child abuse
• Hundreds dead in truck bomb blast
• Health warns of late post-mortems
• Fresh new look at District Six
• Collective action needed to survive water crisis
• ‘Fires contained at huge financial cost’
• Officers man cycle lanes for safety
• Joint initiative shields vulnerable
• Hear, Hear! Doctors ready for ear repair ops at MediClinic
• Help hungry on World Food Day
• Dugmore seeks legal advice over Zille allegation­s
• Health report shows ‘major challenges’
• 108 stories in one book
• City probe needed
• Starting over
• What is the council doing?
• Euthanasia case lacks integrity
• The best way to keep the black dog at bay
• To survive water crisis requires collective action
• Equipping rural women
• Kurz, 31, set to lead Austria
• Nigeria to champion Africa at UN
• Inaugural Joburg flight lands in St Helena
• Unasked for cell content is your baby
• Bathtime blues as landlord forces 11 people to share
• I am pregnant: why no cover after month’s interrupti­on?
• A timely bombshell from the author of ‘Farmageddo­n’
• A selection of the books that landed on our shelves
• Positionin­g Mauritius as the place to be
• Nene relishing every minute of ‘Great SA Bake Off’
• CRYPTIC CLUES
• Proteas are hungry to put in ‘massive performanc­es’
• Puttick dropped after long Cobras selection meeting
• There’s no time for City to dwell on disappoint­ment of Cup final
• United’s first test raises questions over tactics
• Cape Town City ‘paid ultimate price’ in final
• Benni must make sure his team get it right in the area ... just like he did
• Credit to us for doing what we did in last hour, says WP coach
• Sharapova finally lifts a title again

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