Cape Times - 2017-01-30

• Gogo left destitute over R30 000 impound fee
• Federer defeats Nadal in great style
• Relocation ‘smacks of apartheid’
• No disruption­s, Sassa pledges
• De Lille resigns as DA provincial leader
• ‘Comedy doctor’ Riaad Moosa on life starting at 40
• Blitzboks break the drought in Wellington
• South-South exhibition pictures
• Freedom Property Fund reveals irregular deals
• Payment uncertaint­ies for home rental
• Africa the new frontier for AB InBev
• Riot of colour to welcome Year of Rooster
• Outcry over US airport detentions
• Concern as UK seals fighter jet deal with Turkey
• Steps taken to assist families caring for disabled
• Address poverty, HIV to stem TB
• Widow fights security boss for husband’s pension pay-out
• Injured train driver carries on
• Church asked to preach love
• NSRI rescues ski-boat crew members
• Chinese Year of the Rooster starts with a bang in Gauteng
• Overcrowde­d jails a major safety threat
• Plettenber­g access route leads to growth
• Welcome to the ‘childhood dream age’: let’s embrace it
• Making dagga illegal has emasculate­d African culture
• Lead in footsteps of the elders
• Sad week for US
• Ecowas lesson for SADC?
• Barrow returns as president amid high expectatio­ns
• Plight of mentally ill ignored
• THE TAKE-A-BREAK CROSSWORD
• YOUR LUCK TODAY
• President Trump promises May uninterrup­ted trade after Brexit
• Transforma­tion is a key factor in driving SA to be a far better place than it is now
• Zim’s platinum miners and ferrochrom­e producers in pre-pay deal with Zesa Holdings
• A very welcome difference of a protest…
• Earning good returns long term
• Sanlam aims to grow its portfolio
• Three major banks eye Sassa job
• Metal sector set to show marginal growth
• Mayor concerned over water use stops mine restart
• Investors are lining up to join the vapour products market
• Stagnating growth, inflationa­ry pressures
• Defiant MPs should resign – Corbyn
• JSE higher despite US policy changes
• US Fed, Bank of England in waitand-see mode
• Fourth quarter drop in US economic growth
• The search for more crude in the Middle East continues
• Mobile phone consolidat­ion foreseen in India
• Crawford’s dual assault on July
• How can I be disappoint­ed with that, asks an upbeat Plummer
• Serena to cut back and focus on the grand slams
• Terblanche leads by example as SA women whip China 4-2
• The red tide washes over Wigan
• Ajax want more goals in second half
• Enrique not amused by that ‘ghost goal’
• Is this the cue for Rivaldo to leave?
• Stormers will enjoy Senatla’s pace, but for the moment let’s celebrate a Sevens legend
• Tahir takes his hard work ‘very seriously’
• Magnificen­t Kleinveldt bowls Cobras to victory
• Tuks face a tough challenge against pumped-up Maties
• Confident and injury-free, Nadal can’t wait for the clay-court season to begin

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