Cape Argus - 2018-11-01

• De Lille is out, but not down
• Protector says Gigaba lied under oath
• Social housing giant suspends staff
• VIOLENCE IS NOT THE ANSWER
• Protesting against abuse
• Mihalik suspects in court
• KILLING LAWYERS IS NOT THE ANSWER
• Running for fun
• CPUT launches award for achievers to study further
• Former DA councillor­s slam party
• City getting back to work
• Half of SA would still vote for ANC
• Welcome home!
• Housing for community
• THE PLEASURES AND EVILS OF DRINK (2)
• MODERN CON ARTISTS
• The ‘kortbroek’ DA’s leadership is mistreatin­g De Lille
• City’s taxi stance is anti-competitiv­e
• Kelly Petersen’s essay
• Employing new ways to choose a career
• ‘Tell us why they were fired…’
• SABC headed for collapse unless wage bill is trimmed
• Police in shambles over the misuse of IT funds
• Minister seeks assistance with sanitation planning
• Much has been achieved
• State capture and local government
• A crucial moment for ethical leadership in SA
• Bid to halt migrant caravan
• Protests as woman is freed in blasphemy case
• Top Afghan commander among 25 killed in helicopter crash
• Drug firm charged over deaths of babies
• Son charged with murders of parents
• Boost your body and mind ANUSARA YOGA
• Replacing inimitable Tom Selleck
• Smoke and thriller
• MARK RUBERY CHESS
• TV GUIDE 1 NOVEMBER
• FRANK STEWART BRIDGE
• SUPER CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• New way to save for a rainy day
• Higher-risk young drivers pay more in premiums
• EIGHT TIPS TO HELP KEEP YOU DEBT-FREE
• Vilas enjoys the scenery and runs
• C i ty’s last man in defence
• Chiefs in a spin over team rotation
• Can AmaZulu stop Pirates’ skilful winger Pule?
• BANYANA COACH UPBEAT
• MABHIDA UP FOR ‘DOUBLE HEADER’
• Proteas top order troubles
• Boks Papier-thin at scrumhalf

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