Cape Times - 2017-01-18

• City’s tourist numbers on the up
• PLAIN SAILING:
• Turkey to intervene in rescue efforts
• Ramaphosa sees SA flying on the straight and level
• Winds hamper fire fight effort
• When ‘radicals’ graduate
• Kuga victim’s family to sue
• 23 zero calorie foods
• China to further open economy to foreign investment
• British American Tobacco buys Reynolds for $49.4bn
• Africans brave jungles to get to US
• May makes her Brexit stance clear
• Mozambique admits it will default on debt
• Machel’s daughter sues accused for R58m
• Ad campaign fuels tension
• Guards let go despite Labour Court win
• Fold-up library does the rounds at Athlone school
• Property agents may be in Australia
• Family calls for probe into Luthuli’s death
• Vandalism forces school closure
• UN gathers data to fast-track Vision 2030
• Hearings into redraft of land rights bill to start
• Prince rejects blame over council chaos
• ANC coalition on the rocks over Matatiele bid
• Twin terror suspects to remain in jail
• Pressure on eMalahleni to pay electricit­y bill
• When ‘radicals’ graduate
• DA hits back over Palestine visit backlash
• ‘Deadpool’ sells its gritty tale to the Academy
• Khloe follows the Kardashian formula of putting it out there
• Its Up The Creek time again
• Good service solution to consumer rage
• Deep State directs US
• Tug of the sea yet to fade for 45-year veteran Merriman
• Alarming numbers
• Trump the dark angel is showing us the way not to go
• Big blow to ballet
• Wealth gap must be narrowed now
• UK schools threat
• Legacy of Madiba’s right-hand man
• Reverend Martin Luther King was a leader who understood power
• Global economy not working for millions as people feel forgotten
• Discoverin­g secrets to our cities, lifestyle
• YOUR LUCK TODAY
• U.S. Seniors rally
• Xi warns against trade protection­ism
• Differing views on SA’s likely growth path
• PPC busy on new B-BBEE structure
• British pound surges on back of trade-deal vote
• Trump should heed lessons of developing countries
• ‘Reshoring’ brings many jobs back to the rich countries
• Carlyle Group agrees to be GCR’s biggest shareholde­r
• Abraaj interested in Barclays Africa
• Transport firm’s fine for appeal
• RollsRoyce heads for profit
• Bright future for Carlsberg – analyst
• Legal Eagle has Met at his mercy
• ‘Kaptein’ could prove too good
• Pogba’s link to Anelka will worry United
• It’s as if there is some kind of a revolution taking place on the pitch out here in Gabon
• ‘Dede’ adds more swagger to Black Stars
• So how’s the heat in Melbourne? So far, fairly normal ...
• Nadal back, Djokovic nails giant-killer
• Serena puts the wedding plans on hold with a single game-changing shot
• Klassen and Harris will lead the SA Davis Cup charge against Estonia
• Bottas wants to get to know Hamilton
• Sumgong: I can’t wait to defend my London title
• Senuran Muthusamy is on the path to all-round greatness
• AB’s 2019 World Cup goal
• Stormers beware: Pollard could be leading the Bulls at Newlands
• ‘It’s about the whole Liverpool team’
• Ibrahimovi­c tells Pogba to get used to pressure
• There’s no time to find your feet, says newbie Ngidi

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