Cape Times - 2017-10-24

• IN FLAMES:
• Another girl killed, another tenant held
• Train delays could affect matrics writing final exams
• It’s official: water rationing now in place
• Topside pot roast, blackfores­t dessert
• Italtile rights offer to raise up to R1.59bn
• Transnet has group-wide investigat­ion
• Lonmin to lay off more by year end
• Liberians demand change
• SA-Iran partnershi­p given ‘priority’ status
• Kenya to charge opposition leader’s sister for attacks
• UN appeals for funds to aid Rohingyas
• Rights groups want Cambodia treaty upheld
• Order to evacuate group of illegal Israeli settlers
• We are not twiddling our thumbs on Gupta allegation­s, Hawks say
• SAA a cash cow for cadres and comrades – Maimane
• Africa upbeat about oil and gas future
• Manenberg matric’s dance dream realised
• Spanking: church seeks counsel
• Suspected rapists, killers held
• Eastern Cape’s ‘most feared’ appears in court
• UCT fee increases ‘delayed by Zuma’
• Activists at risk in Africa
• Coding is the digital literature of tomorrow’s era
• Life Esidimeni officials ‘not being open’
• Free MyCiTi rides for job seekers
• Can China avoid ‘the trap’?
• How to make the perfect pot roast
• UCT student selected for Davos
• Somali forces, donors no match for attacks
• Last push to eradicate polio
• Raw and moving journey through life
• Enter the world of mermaids – on stage
• A true profession­al
• Comair: R500 000 for drought-stricken farmers, animals
• No need for nuclear
• Smith: the facts in vetkoek case
• US’s forever wars
• Spare the rod – or else
• Come jog in aid of school for autism
• False notes on Rocking the Daisies
• Dr Seme spoke on behalf of Africa, his words ignited the dawn of hope
• Poor business practice to ignore employees’ psychologi­cal well-being
• Passing on the baton
• Business Report Executive Editor Adri Senekal De Wet asks tough questions on Tiso Blackstar pensions
• In search of perfection in the world of precious adornments
• Mediclinic offer for Spire is rejected
• Pioneer Foods shares hit by likely 48% drop in earnings
• BlackRock eyes secondary JSE listing by the end of October
• Lily Mine to return to action, says deputy minister
• Deadlock over mining charter is ‘not healthy’
• Gigaba’s opportunit­y to tackle SA’s big five challenges
• Blueberry bonanza despite drought
• Rand holds ground ahead of budget
• Japanese shares rise after Shinzo Abe’s landslide win
• Slow transforma­tion in black asset control
• Lafarge rights issue for expansion
• No stopping Run Rhino Run
• The Proteas are looking younger ...
• Everything Asafo does ... ‘that’s not normal for a 20-year-old’
• SA hockey teams go on a rampage
• Everton’s ‘upgrade’ ends in Ronald Koeman’s exit
• Ngidi returns in style with six wicket haul
• Team Mercedes can hear the ‘fat lady’ warming up backstage
• Willemse may start at fullback
• SA’s top golfers sign up for 107th Open
• T20 Challenge to fill Global League ‘hole’
• Pressure on Benni as City start their Telkom Knockout defence
• Will there be a fairy-tale ending for Odwa Ndungane?

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