Cape Argus - 2017-11-02

• ‘Shot Spotter costs us R32m’
• Jordaan finally breaks silence on rape claims
• Van Breda testifies his family was happy before attack
• Going bare (faced) for cancer awareness
• St. Helena's charm invites curiosity
• Alexander Forbes appoints first female board chairperso­n
• Vigilante leader gets life term in prison
• Mistress texted wife on day she was found dead
• Of 2 000 cop guns lost, only 13 found
• Students accused of shuttle arson get bail
• Eskom gave Tegeta R600m in advance fee
• Ombud under fire over police complaints
• Grubs up: seeking sustainabl­e protein
• Hamas honours peace pact
• Unhappy bride’s poison plan goes awry
• Don’t report your rape, Labour Party activist allegedly told
• Uzbekistan to help in probe into NY deaths
• US embassy advises its citizens to be cautious
• Carbon cuts a win-win for SA
• Greater black ownership of farms key to growth
• Battle of the grant
• ANC complicit to our ills
• Our nation stands on a precipice
• Balfour Declaratio­n: Champagne or shame?
• Take a look at the stonework on Clovelly Main Rd
• Baffled over Balfour Declaratio­n protests
• Israel’s highly controvers­ial birth
• IT vision is enabling better health outcomes
• When in Venice, you should enjoy a glass
• Cheers for Peppa Pig live!
• Fans getting Samthing more than words can say
• Dane ready for a first-class T20
• Winning Currie Cup means the world to WP’s Dobson
• Independen­t Media, StarSat launch Bundesliga project
• Things are ‘about to click’ for inconsiste­nt Chiefs
• Passionate Regis will move mountains to get a title shot
• ‘There is no rush’... Wayde just needs to do the rehab
• Boks’ planning and preparatio­n better than last year, says Coetzee
• Tough season in store for Chelsea?

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