Cape Times - 2017-03-08

• Fire Muthambi – Parly inquiry
• Grants contract deal to be announced this week
• Visit IOL’s brand new website
• Malibongwe: Internatio­nal Women’s Day
• Book launch: ‘Farm Workers Speak’
• SAA targets ‘barren’ Zim route
• Property giant in new strategy
• GDP worse than expected
• Millions of Somalis face drought, famine
• US missiles deployed to South Korea
• Promise of legal action over Trump’s new travel ban
• Ibongwe is desperatel­y in need of a wheelchair
• Residents go on rampage
• Eco film festival to help fix our world
• Three Kuils River teens found unharmed, fourth still missing
• 143 fired UWC guards fight to get their jobs back
• Let voices of farmworker­s be heard
• Unpreceden­ted success for farm beneficiar­y
• Illegal miners live in fear after 14 killings
• One of the balaclava serial rapists found guilty on all 44 charges
• MPs blast Ford Kuga’s delay in recalling vehicles in SA
• Toll fee increase another blow to motorists
• Few with mental disability have jobs
• Education, health get lion’s share of KZN budget
• Minister: State ready for student protests
• Amira’s political take on Ghana
• Timberlake spreads the love
• Hanks, Streep to star in Spielberg’s ‘Post’ movie
• SA Agulhas 2 upgrade for hydrograph­ic surveys a win-win
• Racism cuts two ways
• Free-for-all local mattress industry a scammers’ paradise
• Worrisome content
• Netanyahu’s words
• No stopping the digital revolution
• Essa Moosa was activists’ friend
• Robust-care economies needed to embrace global change for women
• Moosa leaves behind a rich legacy of selfless service to the disadvanta­ged
• Streisand: Trump’s making me fat
• Emma Watson hits back at critics
• Scholar’s cannibalis­m ‘a ratings-focused stunt’
• Osborne was noted film historian
• THE TAKE-A-BREAK CROSSWORD
• YOUR LUCK TODAY
• MTN’s Nyati named Altron chief executive
• SIGNAL OF HONOUR
• Kuga complaints ‘raise issues other than safety’
• LUXURY RETAILER ENGAGES WHATSAPP
• It’s now time to invest in an alternativ­e reality
• Remgro expects a healthy rise in its earnings
• Dr Survé pairs with Dutch investor
• Private placement to raise £13m
• Banks eye future profits in Africa
• Merafe upbeat on demand for ferrochrom­e
• MTN to test investor mood for bond sale in fund transfer struggle
• Afgri Holdings buys SA Bank of Athens
• Many SA workers not ready for retirement
• Better global outlook set to boost SA equities
• Developing countries are planning to issue green bonds
• EBRD prepares to restart its work in Uzbekistan
• Fawree: Derby berth not secured
• Lions on the lookout for a pivot
• Hamilton’s parting gift for Rosberg
• Super teams can learn from Blitzboks
• Wayde & Co to pick up speed in Bloem
• Oosthuizen believes Sharks-Tahs clash will be an epic struggle
• This was the sweetest victory for us, says captain Kohli
• Leie wants to make an impact at the Cobras
• War of words: Don’t expect much from Faf, Kane
• ‘There is a line that you don’t cross on the cricket field’
• English FA to have three women on board by 2018
• Stellenbos­ch FC v the Mighty Amakhosi
• Here’s what the statistics do not show about N’Golo Kante ...
• Igesund should have said, ‘Thanks but no thanks’ to Highlands Park job
• Pitso: We have to get our players to love the Champions League
• Pirates show fight, but there’s work to do
• Cape Town’s golden marathon
• The new laws of cricket: Smaller bats and the sending off of unruly players
• Ramone is back home ... and he’s really enjoying his rugby here too

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