Cape Argus - 2020-02-26

• Ramaphosa apologises for Tazne
• ‘Minister will be walking a tax tightrope’
• CAPE TOWN INTERNATIO­NAL JAZZ FESTIVAL
• Petition to make hall heritage site
• CALL TO ALL TO PAY IT FORWARD
• SWEDEN’S PRINCESS SOFIA VISITS CITY
• Reaching out for youth opportunit­ies
• Leading causes of cancer
• Court case over firefighte­r salaries
• Taxi full of pupils hits MyCiTi bus
• E-hailing taxi driver shot dead
• Congregati­on wants answers on refugees
• Nationwide recall of tinned pilchards
• One of SA’s ‘very best journalist­s’
• ‘Xcluded’ to give minister alternativ­e proposals
• SABC deal ‘regulatory capture’
• All eyes are on Mboweni
• Cape Flats Cricket contest a winner
• Shawco launches its first women’s clinic
• Determined to fix Prasa
• DO WHAT YOU CAN TO MAKE LIFE A LITTLE LESS HARSH
• LET’S ELIMINATE RACIAL CATEGORIES FROM OUR LEXICON
• We must expose those who regard selfishnes­s as a virtue
• Government needs to deal with the murders of farmers in interests of cohesion and nation-building
• Wrong to attribute all woes to apartheid
• First Nations ‘bludgeoned’
• Infertilit­y show has come to Africa
• ‘SMMEs key to reigniting economic growth’
• Incapacity and ill health
• Why TVET colleges and districts must work closely
• ‘Rural areas vital to growth too’
• Myeni stood firm against Airbus deal
• Student bodies hail Duduzane’s pledge
• Alienation and education
• New work-speak drips with aggression
• Wise Budget is imperative, or we may regret it later
• Trump’s $3bn military deal
• Mubarak, 91, dies of complicati­ons after surgery
• Travel alerts in wake of coronaviru­s
• India’s first gay male comedy hits the screen
• Harvey avoids prison – for now
• MARK RUBERY CHESS
• FRANK STEWART BRIDGE
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• Invest offshore and grow your savings tax-free
• ‘Cut transfer duty, CGT to boost property market’
• Power woes, commodity slump hurt Super Group
• Shoprite’s sales rise 7%, but earnings decline
• Take a punt down Adorable Alley
• Blitzboks mix youth, experience
• Beware of Stormers’ hotstepper­s
• Sharks ready to turn up the heat on Reds
• TOUGH TIMES FOR THE KINGS AND CHEETAHS
• Teen Mabote eyes more records
• Sundowns won’t be facing an intimidati­ng crowd this time
• One mistake is all it takes
• The game in Africa is on the rise – Mbatha
• AmaZulu fighting Khenyeza
• TO HOLD AND TO KEEP
• Proteas, Aussies won’t hold back
• Madrid are under Real pressure against City

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