Cape Times - 2017-02-21

• Two weeks to live
• Gordhan needs to balance Budget with objectives
• Save water now: only about 129 days left
• Rabada and the R9.8 million
• SS Mendi, loss and lessons
• Meet the new Pirates coach
• Citigroup to pay R69.5m to settle rand collusion
• Shoprite shares leap as Steinhoff talks collapse
• Raising funds, changing lives one stroke at a time…
• Isis faces military defeat – but may regroup
• Mexican anger at US tax plan
• Sweden rejects claim of attack
• Family mourns teen’s senseless death
• First-time hiker injured in suspected mugging
• We were fired for joining trade union, say hospital security guards
• Winelands pupils get measles shots
• New science labs will boost teaching and learning
• Joburg premier admits contentiou­s e-tolls were a mistake
• ‘Esidimeni deaths should not be used for political point-scoring’
• Nigerians expect the worst
• Black Excellence Awards will honour influentia­l movers
• Judge postpones trial of Marikana 18
• Full disclosure overdue on true state of city’s water affairs
• Stagnant water probe
• Not just a tag line
• Those who seek leadership will be held answerable to God
• Netanyahu’s Aqaba failure
• Honour our heroes
• Desalinati­on a must
• ANC demands Big 4 banks inquiry
• Godfathers the way to go in mentoring, upskilling emerging farmers
• Fuel-cell buses could drive the economy
• Social solidarity for quality health care for all
• Mshoza turns the tables on misfortune
• CTICC gives art an African voice
• Siri voices Lego Batman’s desires
• High court appeal over granting ZAR X exchange licence
• Bracket creep to unjustly affect middle-income earners
• Insight into how Cupid did this Valentine’s Day
• Fiscal balance needed to lure investment
• Stuttaford­s wants R60m to continue operations
• MMI expects lower headline earnings
• Gobalsamy to spearhead expansion
• Buttermark­et sold for £54.7m
• Fuel levy hike almost certain
• Let’s hope Gordhan has no surprises
• We need a plan to revive our growth
• RBS rises on news of keeping W&G unit
• Shell contracts ‘drove market’
• Chinese liberalisa­tion a boon to foreigners
• Leveraged as ever, but no turmoil
• Uber orders sexual harassment probe
• Logic points to Sensible Lover
• Surprise! Zwane arrives
• Clever Boys wisen up, take Caf competitio­n seriously
• Menzo will be missing Margeman
• From fickle fans to low squad morale: Five challenges for Jonevret
• The maroon machine is moving full steam ahead
• Lions vow to do their bit for transforma­tion
• No more co-captains for the Stormers, so stand by Siya ...
• Newlands is tough but it brings out the best in the Bulls
• Wynona Louw gives her verdict on special young Stormers talent Damian Willemse
• Exciting young Proteas ready to take on the world

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