Cape Argus - 2017-11-28

• ‘Courts abusing children’
• Uber drivers avoid townships
• Van Breda diagnosed with myoclonic epilepsy
• Sedgefield celebrates Miss Universe win
• Underwear never looked this good
• Lesbian’s killer left no prints at dwelling
• Artist donates proceeds to kids’ organisati­on
• Judge admonishes defence in trial of slain mom
• High cost of private education
• Cyril Ramaphosa gets Western Cape nod
• KwaZulu-Natal ANC’s nomination­s meeting postponed
• MEC ‘deliberate­ly’ sabotaged event
• Doctor can’t account for 59 lost patients
• Chamber recommits to worker safety
• Mom tells of murdered Stacha’s brave final hours
• Courtney’s mum still in disbelief over death of daughter
• Send a message
• Recognise common humanity
• World is numb as the daily suffering continues
• Progressiv­e steps to promoting disability rights
• Perpetual motion all the way into empty pockets
• NHI won’t fix the system – study
• Bali volcano: What travellers must know
• The man who made Naomi Campbell
• An A for appreciati­on
• Teach your children the joy of giving
• Myanmar trip tricky for pope
• Egypt vows to fight terrorism after attack
• PPP model to get Rwanda water flowing in $61m project
• Islamists hail ousting of Pakistani law minister
• Military police chief for PM if Berlusconi has his way
• Fruit marketer helps future scientists
• ‘My Heart Will Go On’ goes on and on
• Spike Lee’s ‘She’s Gotta Have It’ gets the perfect update
• Cathedral County to make progress
• FOSTER STRIKES WITH SUPER KICKS
• Khumalo hopes Cup victory will spark a change of fortune
• No goal, no problem as United boss Mourinho hails Lukaku’s work-rate
• Barrett wins back-to-back World Player awards
• Jeremy Brockie shifts his focus to PSL campaign after double disappoint­ment
• Smith warns England of more Aussie aggression
• AB: You can win five in a row and then lose five in a row...
• Coach Menzo opts for the ‘low-risk’ policy

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