Cape Argus - 2019-02-08

• President cracks whip on SOEs
• VALENTINE’S DAY PLANS
• STEPPING INTO THE DOCKSIDE
• TECH AND REALITY OF THE AUGMENTED FUTURE
• Primary school goes up in smoke
• City to hike facility charge
• Imam’s family calls for justice
• People who built shacks on rail line ‘destitute’
• Sekunjalo hosts gathering
• Fedusa to pursue claims
• Check out home-town boy Saaiman
• NATIONAL SPORTS DAY IS A RESPONSE TO THE INCREASING NUMBERS OF OBESE PEOPLE IN THE COUNTRY
• FORGIVE US OUR VERBAL TICS
• No peace in any country that robs people of its land
• DDoS attacks are down, but don’t relax
• Towards a safer internet
• Crackdown on ‘ghost workers’, EPWP fraud
• Repression shows intoleranc­e of dissent
• RSA joins the IEC political party list
• ON THIS DAY
• Landing SA in trouble
• Time for honest, accountabl­e leadership
• South Africans need tangible results
• Leaders fight, poor suffer
• MARK RUBERY CHESS
• FRANK STEWART BRIDGE
• SUPER CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• A Happy New Year with Kramer
• Fairy tales with a twist
• Raising productivi­ty in financial services
• Features to look for in a structured product
• CLEARING UP CONFUSION OVER NOTICE PERIODS
• No Ngidi in South Africa’s squad
• Clever Boys face tricky trip
• Proteas women keen to keep improving
• Leaders City ready for Blues challenge
• Amajita need goals to reach their global goal
• Fleck has some big selection headaches
• Chiefs must take chances
• Who will grab a late CWC slot?
• Five basic nutrition tips for training
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