Cape Times - 2017-01-26

• PAYING TRIBUTE:
• Mom killed in heist shooting
• Gloves come off in scrap over Fica amendment bill
• Social housing plans in pipeline despite gentrifica­tion
• She wasn’t crying, says aunt of shot girl, 5
• New TB test could help curb disease
• Leopard hunting banned
• Minister’s Eskom support worries IPP
• SA will continue maize imports
• Kumba shares rose over 9%
• UN fears over plight of Mosul civilians
• Trump’s big blitz on immigrants
• Erdogan uses carrot-and-stick tactics on Africa visit
• China-US co-operation to go on – envoy
• Wetlands families homeless after evictions
• Radical call to save rock lobster
• Activist wants protector to probe Eden
• Stellies SRC aims to raise R1m
• Co-accused turn on teen’s alleged ‘blesser’
• Funds needed for visibility
• ‘New evidence’ in Phahlane case
• Oliphant ‘acted unfairly’ in moving Crouse
• Tshwane announces city manager nomination
• Twins remain in custody as terror probe widens
• Student union threatens Tuks over demands
• Worker, family evicted from farm
• Off-grid oasis of learning in struggling community
• Now it’s time for a lasting reset
• The popular Shuga gets a South African flavour for its upcoming season
• UN report on projected growth, inflation dynamics in Africa
• Good guy Sanders stood no chance against cunning Trump
• ANC must refocus its youth league
• Breakfast lumps
• Opening salvos
• SA seen as being ‘their own Africa’
• Africa may slip from Trump’s radar, but that may not be a bad thing
• China always held the key to locking up illegal ivory trade crisis
• THE TAKE-A-BREAK CROSSWORD
• YOUR LUCK TODAY
• Da Gama to raise its weaving capacity
• Unit trust firms gun for Raging Bull Awards on 21st anniversar­y
• Abil – now a phoenix rising from the ashes
• Case for the defence of audit firm rotation
• Zwane denies receipt of summonses
• They swopped their allegiance for Wall Street
• Analysts say present iron ore prices are unsustaina­ble
• ‘BHP shares trading closer to intrisic value’
• Bidvest looks out for foreign deals
• Lewis shows underwhelm­ing trade update
• Miner puts big money into oil, gas
• Considerat­ions for investing into a tax-free savings account
• Cape Town converts waste to energy
• Budgeting is easy
• Gold producers lead the bourse lower
• Strong economic data brings cheer to world stock market
• Rosneft quiet on stake sale details
• Rio a step closer to exit from coal
• How Rafa stepped up to topple Milos
• Serena vs Mirjana: A really remarkable story
• A win against the Titans could kick-start Cobras title charge
• Eaton looking forward to giving Lameer another go
• Bela-Bela stands out
• The land reform process is on the move
• No doubt, Dan has that special gene
• SA’s Biggest Land Claim Settled
• Workers proud owners of Cape Wine Estate
• Senatla: That record is in the back of my mind, but I’m not stressing about it
• Ari: We’ve gone back to our roots and we’re doing it the Ajax way
• The Proteas hand out a gift
• SA hockey teams put to the sword
• Triton back in bakkie war
• Porsche launches prettier Panamera
• New Opel Crossland X softroader previewed
• New 2.4 engine very refined
• Mid-life makeover for Mustang
• GT-R grows up with 2017 revamp
• Diesel Tucson holds its head up high among rivals
• Montoya,Vettel show they’re the main men

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