Cape Times - 2016-11-30

• BATTLING IT OUT: Banyana Banyana’s Lebogang Mabatle challenges Francisca Ordega of Nigeria during the Women’s Africa Cup of Nations match last night at the Limbe Omnisport Stadium. Nigeria won 1-0.
• Protector to probe top brass
• Nhleko appeals to MPs
• ANC stands firm, tells EFF to ‘bring it on…’
• Rock Girls Audery, Ngawodwa and Melissa
• Soccer team killed in Brazil plane crash
• Oakbay challenges ‘suspicious’ transactio­ns
• Minister clarifies energy plan issues
• Cuba’s allies, developing countries’ leaders pay homage to Castro
• Currency ban: MPs ordered to hand in bank statements
• Search for ways to curb impact of unsafe abortions
• Stirring tribute for 3 cops
• Team-up to rid world of two deadly viruses
• Shock at hike in tuition fees at Stellenbos­ch
• R830m funds to fix schools still not spent
• Hermanus traders fight for renewal of leases
• In camera hearing for student, 26
• Suspended commission­er awaits her fate
• Door slams on hope for surrogacy
• Councillor’s rants should not surprise
• Tardy, disinteres­ted government delaying offshore progress
• Public misinforme­d over housing proposals for Tafelberg site
• Jail killers for life
• Education’s failure a lesson to us all
• Rein-in the military
• Listen carefully, resist, show love
• The two-state solution is (still) dead Mehdi Hasan is an award-winning British journalist, author, commentato­r and the presenter of Head to Head and UpFront on al-Jazeera. This edited piece, published last year, is republishe­d with kind permission of al-
• Gold miners a threat to uncontacte­d tribe
• – South Africa has a new energy plan but will it break the bank?
• Destiny ready
• Export protocols may soon change
• Erwin is quite alright at the back
• The grass is indeed greener for Roelf at Milano ...
• Etafia can only hope the stars align for struggling Igugu Lekapa
• Klopp confident Reds can cope without ‘Phil’
• Binder in a hurry to race idol Rossi
• It’s been a season to forget, but Ramela gets a shot at restarting his career
• India ‘don’t need dry square-turners’
• Sim has taken a liking to upsetting Amakhosi
• Don’t stop believing in us, pleads Habana
• My role is to let AB run the ship, says Faf –
• Income tax compensate­s for drop in company tax
• Building sector in 68% fall since 2009
• London to get giant skyscraper
• Minimum wage is only a small step in the right direction
• MTN plans further growth in Iran
• IHL seeks to grow returns with expansion in Europe
• WBHO in mentorship deal with contractor­s
• Rompco expects delay in Nersa approval of gas tariff
• Zimbabwean bank fined for photos of bond notes
• Crookes Brothers half-year profit soars by 165% to R70m
• Investors wary of Tanzania’s reforms
• Tunisia to receive billions in foreign aid
• Algeria desperate for deal at Opec meeting
• Duty will harm smelters, says mines chamber
• Glencore’s fortunes turn from disposal of assets to dividends
• Tech innovation in agricultur­e a step towards food security
• BMW pins growth hopes on 5-Series
• Iran, Iraq resistance chokes Opec’s move to limit output
• China cracks down on outflows
• Offloading your waste need not be painful
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