Cape Argus - 2018-09-28

• ANC claims victory in high water tariffs lawsuit
• ANGELIQUE,
• NATIONAL QUIZ FINALS RESULTS
• NEW DINOSAUR DISCOVERED
• DA slams Smith ejection
• FIDDLING WHILE BONTEHEUWE­L BURNS
• Two guilty of Braydon’s murder
• Protest over stress hens go through
• R487m N1 upgrade almost complete
• Residents ‘fed-up’
• Agricultur­e blamed for slow growth
• Blazing fast internet
• SA’s top scholars get NRF honours
• WORKING TOWARDS SCULPTING A GLORIOUS FUTURE
• MIXED FEELINGS ON HERITAGE DAY
• Land distributi­on is still a hot issue in Namibia
• ‘CUSHIONS’ AND COOKBOOKS MAY SPOIL THE BROTH
• Bid to admit leaked data
• Sars executive caught in a lie
• Judge still to be allocated in sale of oil reserves case
• Plan to send victims’ families to US to refute claim
• Nations need to use their clout on global scale, says ambassador
• Future of water security
• Reuse old buildings to preserve heritage
• Dlamini judgment good for constituti­onal democracy
• ‘We must work together’
• Cop blows career with interview room ‘quickie’
• Trump says he knows a lot about false claims
• SUPER CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• HIGH SCHOOL FARCICAL
• The power of dance
• HOW TO MAKE PASTA BAKE
• Mommy vlogger thriller will leave you gobsmacked
• Ballroom glitz for SA dance duo on ‘Strictly’
• MARK RUBERY CHESS
• FRANK STEWART BRIDGE
• Seafaring luxury
• FOUR PITFALLS TO AVOID WHEN INVESTING
• Women are still not winning top financial spots
• Stakes high in ‘needle’ clash
• Steyn’s eyes on World Cup berth
• Reds look to bounce back against the Blues
• James is Keene to win final
• City and United know that experience is key
• Boks’ opportunit­y to build
• Gift delighted to have linked up with City

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