Cape Times - 2017-03-07

• Is this the end to ‘Solly’s Folly’?
• Family allege cops killed mom
• Zuma appeals for calm as Dlamini remains in post
• Foreshore Freeway Precinct proposals
• City update on drought crisis: Local disaster declared
• Nigerian delegation here for talks on xeno attacks
• Franco Smith on Bok attack
• SacOil acquires distributo­r Afric Oil
• Shipping collusion in the spotlight
• War in Yemen brings famine ever closer
• Africa wishes Ghana ‘happy birthday’
• Erdogan hits out at Germany over ‘Nazi practices’
• City mum on PHA land bid
• Writing contest fights racism with pen, not sword
• Condolence­s pour in for Judge Sandi
• Police continue search for missing teenagers
• Township cyclists amped for first Cycle Tour
• Prolific writer is hugely talented
• Trust out to protect world’s most threatened snake
• After the rains, flies plague villagers
• Quality health care should be the top priority
• One powerful African language
• The concept of ‘fake news’ is a blatant misuse of the media
• Hike in deaths in the province is preventabl­e, says ANC
• Blooming population
• Lingua franca
• Death penalty a no-no
• Enforce the law
• Service delivery can be boosted if we invest in our municipal workers
• Battle to save Cape Flats aquifer
• Soap opera of human emotion
• X marks the spot of possible end to X-Men franchise
• TV host fumes over Trump’s rise to power
• YOUR LUCK TODAY
• Deal creates Europe’s No 2 car maker
• Take more SEZs to the cities – World Bank
• Opel to operate as usual after takeover by PSA
• Cyclists boost the economy of the Western Cape
• Zimbabwe has the right to protect its economy
• SA needs to upskill to win cyberwar
• Basil Read: black business claims ‘without merit’
• AVI plans for tight consumer market
• How much is enough to hold?
• Good opportunit­ies in global equities
• Matching investment goals with the right fund
• TRENDS: 2017 and beyond
• Brimstone planning to list Sea Harvest this month
• Texton proceeds with rationalis­ation sales
• Punters can strike early
• XOLA’S AMAZING PROGRESS CONTINUES
• Don’t let the unruly Ghost get away with violence
• SA need to seal defence to beat hosts
• Maties rule in Bloem as Wits stun Pukke
• SA Rugby must make it clear you are in or you are out ... simple as that
• Paterson’s return adds extra venom to Cobras’ attack
• De Villiers’ eccentric approach pays dividends for Stormers pack
• AB back with a bang as KG rules
• Blitzboks quench thirst in the desert
• Openers to set the tone in Dunedin
• Menzo’s faith in February pays off for Ajax

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