Cape Times - 2017-03-09

• ICC withdrawal revoked
• Justice sought for fire victims
• Airport heist points to inside job
• Internatio­nal Women’s Day reports, pictures
• Readers give Ibongwe a wheelchair
• Southern Palace grilled for restraint of trade
• Pilots go to court seeking Myeni ousting
• High noon for Prasa board
• Women’s rights struggle faces backlash
• China warns on missiles in S Korea
• Murdered N Korea man’s family lies low
• New Israel law to ban boycott campaigner­s
• Right royal souvenirs given to Cape Times
• Domestic denies confession
• Manenberg parents picket against school closure
• Three-quarters of 17m grants for kids
• New skill to deal with drought
• Experts suggest drought-tolerant plants
• New job prospects bleak – Stats SA
• Drive set to produce maths literacy masters
• Women’s Day sees global rallies for rights
• Fearless women who help others
• Tranquilli­ty and pleasure in the lap of luxury
• Sick clinic a health risk to staff, patients
• Women facing renewed backlash
• Disgusted at Sassa
• Police services must be easily accessible to those in need
• Will of the constituti­on needs to prevail in land question
• No wonder they hid draft
• Turkey referendum hard to predict
• Judge Sandi’s passing a blow to the judicial community and South Africa
• 200% spike in identity theft in South Africa in 6 years is cause for concern
• The Pixies at Kirstenbos­ch
• THE TAKE-A-BREAK CROSSWORD
• YOUR LUCK TODAY
• Power from IPPs ‘too costly’ for Eskom
• State of Capture Report was inconclusi­ve, and its contents cannot be used
• Zimbabwe loses one of its biggest conglomera­tes
• Treasury looks to fix problems with diesel refunds
• Learnershi­p initiative­s are good for business
• Surge in Ascendis headline earnings
• Restraint of trade dispute leads to collusion fine
• Finding Excellence in Fund Management Q1 2017
• Business climate stabilises
• Property doesn’t outpace inflation
• China’s trade in deficit for February
• Banks queue to enter Ethiopia to set up business
• Howells stars raring to go
• 5 things we learnt from the Emirates
• Under-valued: Women seek a change in New Zealand sport
• Preparing fairer pitches is another way authoritie­s can bat for bowlers
• Mercedes top of timesheets
• There’s no ‘dreaming’ for Bayern
• Wilco has opened a lot of eyes ...
• Lambie and Zondo show that you don’t need experience to be a dynamic captain
• Will Blitzboks’ new ‘Player 13’ help his team across the line?
• The roles could well be reversed between Faf and Ross at the Lions this season
• Wales would like to show what they can do
• Tinkler worried about complacenc­y
• Elgar: This game’s difficult, trust me
• Kjell extremely cautious heading to East London
• Smith and Kohli escape charges
• I believe we can hold off a giant like Ajax, says KwaDukuza coach
• Safa may settle for second best
• De Vries left shell-shocked with record effort
• Cobras should hang their heads in shame
• Toyota gets playful
• Kia introduces a cut-priced Sorento diesel
• It’s all in the roof-line of new Panamera ST
• Toyota lays on the fun factor with new C-HR
• Mercedes unveils its ‘family’ supercar
• Quality vibes in the new XC60
• Meet Audi’s fire-spitting RS5
• New Velar takes on the Macan
• Power boost for 2017 Civic Type R
• Peugeot seals the deal to buy Opel from GM
• Car sales drop, bakkies boom
• Heart rules head in this Italian roadster

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