Cape Argus - 2017-12-14

• 22 MyCiTi cashiers fired for stealing
• Splash out safely these holidays
• Court rules in favour of state capture probe
• JP Duminy does it in style for charity
• Tributes pour in for former UWC rector
• Factory owner guilty of burglar’s murder
• Fuel price increase drives up Golden Arrow fares
• Accused ‘is ill and not a fugitive’
• Computer students to fly SA flag
• W Cape fares better in literacy, says expert
• Pet programme touches pupils’ emotions deeply
• Shower together, says SAA hero
• Irregulari­ties in ANC branches in NW – claims
• Expulsion of two Rhodes anti-rape activists welcomed
• Breytenbac­h judgment delivered on February 28
• Premier fingered in funeral row
• Interfaith march against US stance on Israel
• Pay your water bills, debtors warned
• Artscape pays tribute to writer Adam Small
• Chief Justice in the ‘hot seat’ at UKZN
• ‘No role for US in Mideast peace’
• Shock as US red state Alabama turns blue
• Nanjing massacre victims remembered
• Russia asks UN permission to send arms to CAR amid embargo
• Losing weight with weights
• Come moms, get fit with your kids
• Metabolic surgery can stem medical conditions
• Small business gears up for water curbs
• US stocks fall after Democrat victory in bitter Senate poll
• Licence to conceal
• Practical solution to end violence
• Tough baptisms for missionari­es to the Cape The way we were
• Having picnic in public place no longer a picnic
• Dragonfly-drone project lifts off
• Entomologi­st with a passion for pests
• Living Knei-deep in another culture
• Fitting together pieces of the past, only to find a painful truth
• Thabo: It seems like forever since I scored
• Single-minded mom mixes it in ring for her family’s future
• Comitis eyes Confed Cup success
• Cricket can no longer claim innocence over selections
• There is no limit to what women can achieve in a so-called male sport
• England await sledging over boozy episode
• Shamsi spins Titans into the T20 final

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