Cape Argus - 2018-03-14

• DESTRUCTIO­N:
• Drought officially a national disaster
• ‘Cele needs to overhaul police’
• Terrified train drivers resigning in numbers
• Cape Town City face Buccaneers in cup clash
• Simphiwe Dana on performing at #CTIJF2018
• Tourists are relishing wine estate offerings
• Province’s dams drop to an alarming level
• ‘Listeria hysteria tars all with same brush’
• Gigaba denies dealings with Gupta family
• Nehawu calls off national strike
• Mayor hands over 50 title deeds to Retreat residents
• Kraaifonte­in’s R64m water-wise school taking shape
• Palestinia­n leader survives bomb blast
• Trump campaign collusion with Russia dismissed
• Sick, injured begin to evacuate eastern Ghouta
• Spotify tunes into local music market
• Don’t share abuse video
• Listeriosi­s: pray for protection
• Policies favouring a few at cost of majority
• Uitzig school court case
• Riding out the full Monty of negative side effects
• How do the birds know when it’s time to leave?
• Luthuli House has ensured no one’s left out in the cold
• Admin rules for employees, employers
• There’s science behind making the perfect cup of coffee, writes Nathan Adams
• Monark create music with meaning
• Quick Glimpse a decent value bet
• ‘Reserved’ Ngidi lapping up lessons from Rabada
• Dembele finally delivers on promise at Barca
• Fringe players could have a say as Sunfoil nears climax
• ‘I respect Benni, but this is war’
• Hughton to field strongest Brighton team at Old Trafford in the FA Cup
• Kwagga is on a mission to play for Boks
• Beach tennis launched in attempt to grow game and serve up aces
• Bulls will need to focus for 100 minutes
• Rabada’s suspension is a ‘huge loss’ for Proteas v Australia Test series
• Ncobo claims mismanagem­ent, says Safa’s Jordaan should go
• Baxter’s first step on road to big change

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