Cape Times - 2017-02-22

• Black subordinat­es ‘treated like animals’
• Give us hope Pravin
• De Lille, DA chief whip deny media leak claims
• Sarec calls Eskom out over PPAs
• Kolisi named first black African Stormers captain
• Huge blow for battling Junaid
• Armed Forces Day: men of SS Mendi honoured
• Collusion: more banks likely to settle
• Mugabe wants rand as currency
• Edcon has lost 400 000 patrons
• Killing of Nigerians in SA ‘unaceptabl­e’
• Killing at airport: row intensifie­s
• UK debate over state dinner for Trump
• US in bid to allay allies’ fears
• Colombia rejects UN call on Farc rebels
• 24 pupils hospitalis­ed in ‘prank gone wrong’
• Matakata speaks out against Prasa hearing
• New French- SA tech incubator praised
• Family of 4 and babysitter shot dead in Hillbrow
• Transport minister wants train crash investigat­ion
• Firms ask to pay Eskom directly
• Trial date set but ‘Zinde not ready’
• Fuel cell-powered buses unleash interest in SA
• Yeoville residents warn of vigilante threat
• Addressing transforma­tion by giving voice to diverse languages
• Kwesta to shed superstar image
• Amazing journey in art and design
• ‘Partridge Family’ star admits he has dementia
• Water-saving methods not being taken seriously by many
• Investigat­e deaths
• Blind grant insulting
• Extraordin­ary measures needed to curb rampant killings
• Robots aren’t to blame
• It is goodwill that will carry SA through
• Ventures set to fail
• No change on horizon for Angola
• Future skills now: managing ourselves in a fast-changing world of work
• Mark Morris takes a lyrical turn
• Legendary film critic Richard Schickel dies
• Editor’s book deal cancelled
• THE TAKE-A-BREAK CROSSWORD
• YOUR LUCK TODAY
• Keeping communicat­ion
• With Steinhoff deal off, Shoprite is looking to expand outside Africa
• When leaders are expected to function under enormous stress, something is bound to give
• BHP Billiton turns corner boosted by higher commodity prices and cost cutting
• Will ‘Operation Vula’ stimulate entreprene­urs?
• Khonology takes on skills gap in financial services sector
• Abu Dhabi challenges hit Mediclinic shares
• De Beers basks in 42% rise in earnings
• AngloGold resumes dividend payments after three years
• Anglo won’t sell assets as profits rebound
• No power tariff deal for Zim chrome miners
• Free education promise in Ghana despite budget hole
• $800m loan for Kenya to aid shilling
• HSBC shares hit as profit slumps
• Sinochem may sell stake in oilfield
• PSA will uphold Opel, Vauxhall labour deals
• Rosneft purchase pact with Libya
• Have faith in Riverboat Queen
• Brandon ready to tick another box
• Piedt: I think we must be less frantic and buckle up
• Red Bull look for big step-up in power stakes
• It is really nice to be in a familiar place, says Porteous
• Dane not too disappoint­ed with her Proteas team
• Menzo not worried about Chiefs venue
• Who could be a Bok, a Wallaby and an All Black?
• The pie-eating goalie cries as he resigns
• Upton feels that only KG’s bank balance should change now that he’s a Daredevil
• Jesse: Coach and I decided the move back to fullback would be best
• Kjell, it’s hot in the Buccaneers kitchen
• Five men in line for Bafana coach’s job

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