Cape Times - 2017-10-18

• Reshuffle sparks nuke fears
• Students reward true grit
• Eskom graft: MPs warned
• How to make umqombothi
• Gasant Abarder in Beijing
• Six killed in shack fire
• IS cornered inside stadium
• Kurds forced to beat hasty retreat
• A close eye on Pan African Parliament
• Ruto slams Odinga’s poll withdrawal
• Somalia calls for blood donations after bombing
• Israel to follow Washington’s Unesco exit
• Tributes flow for activist Polly Slingers
• Storm over Zuma’s SABC appointmen­ts
• Metrorail probes ‘drunk’ ticket checkers
• Plan to build mosque close to church sparks dispute
• Mantashe won’t back down
• Labour bodies unite to protect PIC
• Bill could transform legal sphere
• Teachers take to streets and paint town red airing gripes
• Fraudsters conniving to fleece the Road Accident Fund
• ‘I paid for care of 37 patients’
• Airbnb platform facilitati­ng enhancemen­t of African tourism
• Kwaito star gets 15 years for rape
• Panayiotou’s mistress walks tall
• Cellphone distractio­n affects academic results
• Chinese model shows way
• Ruling party’s agenda set
• Ukhamba: Where beers are brewed at home, for all homes
• SA telescopes observe major cosmic event
• Rich, juicy, tasty chicken dish
• Three new skin care discipline­s
• Water crisis: City does have the proverbial bull by the horns
• Eskom a WWF worry
• Doesn’t add up
• Suspension­s draconian
• China’s blueprint for success
• Bel Porto School’s table cricket boost
• Mzimvubu water project key to unlocking country
• Chaos was contained after ship blocked the entrance to Durban harbour
• Nine new science learning centres to be opened in schools this week
• Cutting to marrow of apartheid conscripti­on
• JSE, rand hit by cabinet reshuffle
• McKinsey suspends all SA SOE work
• Rough diamond sales dip to their lowest sale cycle since 2015
• Professor Somadoda Fikeni (left) and Tax Ombudsman Judge Bernard Ngoepe deliver the Tax Ombuds annual report. The report highlights a drastic increase in the number of complaints against the SA Revenue Service,
• THE Commission for Conciliati­on, Mediation and Arbitratio­n (CCMA) is overwhelme­d with over 188 449 cases.
• THE bullion price lost its shine yesterday on the eve of Diwali, the Hindu festival. The spot price declined by 0.4 percent to trade at $1 282.59 an ounce dueto the firmer dollar.
• We’re in deep trouble and need to pull together
• Roll-out of electric cars facing a long and winding road
• EXHIBITION EVENTS: OCTOBER 17 - 29
• Weak earnings hit Mediclinic’s shares on the JSE
• Pick n Pay’s turnaround strategy showing results
• Safcec calls for promulgati­on of constructi­on empowermen­t codes
• Airbnb to splash out $1m for tourism boost to African continent
• Bonds, rand weaker on cabinet reshuffle
• Technology titans ‘not green enough’
• Food prices hammer Nigeria’s inflation target
• Opening up financial system may invite cybercrime: Bankers
• Greece in recession again, despite growth prediction­s
• Tour de France 2018: Be set for some ‘special challenges’
• Khawaja isn’t sure why Australia are chopping and changing players
• Under-pressure Maxwell hopes new technique leads to Ashes
• Will Morata bring the good news?
• Ashley puts Newcastle United up for sale
• Vallie’s 150 counters Cohen’s maiden five-for
• Ajax’s struggling strikers face an acid test in Bethlehem
• Three key decisions for WP coach Dobson
• Gatland quits Lions after criticism takes its toll
• Jones doesn’t care where he plays, as long as he gets a game
• Rohan can’t wait to get a chance with the Boks again
• Sharks veteran Daniel hopes to inspire young team to Cup success
• Proteas prodigy Mulder is going to do his best to be like AB, Hashim one day
• Ottis ‘immediatel­y liked’ Wiaan
• Celtic dominate City at Athlone Stadium
• Coach Komphela’s tactics spot on
• Luvo takes his talent to the coast
• Tiger optimistic as he is cleared to return after surgery

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