Cape Times - 2017-02-03

• They died from cold, hunger
• Suspect in court accused of killing girlfriend
• Brave girl rescues teenager at Dias
• Hundreds of patients have to be moved
• Border wall plan spurs Mexican patriotism
• Aussie PM gets earful from Trump
• Violence flares as illegal settlers fight Israeli forces
• AU withdrawal from ICC not unanimous
• Elderly fume over risky gate access to complex
• Teenager guilty of murder
• Plans to tackle violence at schools
• Mbete orders committee to appoint SABC board
• ANC rallies to support Phahlane
• Public protector’s patience with DA wanes
• Joburg mayor scraps R1bn work project
• ANC wins two by-elections in George
• All systems go for Zuma’s last Sona
• Pastor arrested on return to Zim
• Former parliament­arian vows to fight for equal rights for other kings
• Partner remembers mine tragedy
• Roll up, roll up. The Great Moscow Circus is in town
• Action now needed to save lives on South African roads
• Sit back with your Champagne on the rocks
• Chance to win wheels and a holiday at the Travel Expo
• State of dam levels
• Guiding children on safe internet use is part of parenting
• Spread awareness on plight of children battling cancer
• Costly care cuts
• Follow the money trail
• Salute Federer
• Buck stops with Zuma
• Crisis gathers in Northern Ireland as Good Friday obligation­s are ignored
• It’s vital for South Africa to look deeper into the beauty of Khoisan culture
• ‘Resident Evil 7’ is dead-boring fare
• Samantha Bee upstages Trump
• Edcon debt is reduced to R7bn R26.7bn
• Premier Fishing lights way with solar energy initiative
• Harmony pins its hopes on Hidden Valley mine
• Dealing with our Home Affairs has improved, but it still requires some patience
• Budget: mid to highincome earners can expect tax increases
• Netflix poses big threat to Naspers
• Good reasons for McDonald’s to go native in Russia
• PPC boosts its BBBEE status
• Cautious Resilient puts Nigeria on hold
• Curro looks forward to a 57% improvemen­t in results
• OneLogix cuts 50 jobs and incurs once-off charge
• MiX Telematics report subscripti­on growth
• New year financial plans are never too late
• SA is among main recipients of foreign investment
• Local radio markets expected to grow by 4%
• Feasibilit­y study reveals longer lifespan for DRD’s Ergo mine
• ‘A need for proper compensati­on’
• JSE falls as rand hedges under pressure
• All the big central banks are lying low
• Facebook has grown its revenue by a whopping 57% in 2016
• Proposed US corporate tax reform would fall foul of WTO
• Nigeria wants to raise $1bn Eurobond
• Vodafone now aims for the ‘lower end’
• Compelling story of awakenings
• Moloi points out that mourning is like learning a new language
• MUST READS
• Insight into the mind of Ferrante
• Against all odds, Collins not yet dead
• SA as ready as they are going to be
• Panic? No panic, says the seemingly unflappabl­e Ranieri
• A growing sense of belief at Ajax
• Komphela backs striker Paez to ‘turn pressure to pleasure’
• Tiger finds himself deep in the Woods yet again
• ‘Of course’ Arsenal want to put things right
• Blitzboks loving their structures
• Every player must earn back Lions jersey, insists Ackermann
• Sharks to show Super Rugby hand against Cheetahs
• England look for a fast start to title defence
• Penny has finally dropped for Miller
• Essam: Egypt comes first, then the record book
• Cobras feeling a bit more optimistic
• AFRICAN SPIRIT
• JOURNEY OF DISCOVERY BRINGS ART TO LIFE
• Doccie full of regret but not from its subjects
• Investing in the arts crucial for growth of future generation­s
• HAS BIG AMBITION
• V FOR VICTORY
• SRK is in his element in the tediously long ‘Raees’
• A NASTY EDGE
• Glad to be done with this Resident Evil backwoods horror
• REFRESHED LINE-UP
• PERSONALIT­IES
• Documentar­y shows billionair­e’s virtues, values
• Interestin­g gift ideas for your Valentine
• FLAVOURSOM­E
• GREAT FOR MUSIC
• Sales show iPhone as popular as ever
• Louise Carver hosts Music on the Lawn
• Procrastin­ation pays
• Time to rely on Pure Valor

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