Cape Times - 2017-10-27

• BRING BACK THE CUP, PROVINCE!
• R54m campus security
• 9 suburbs feel squeeze as water measures bite
• Cape Times journalist­s win in two categories
• Gigaba opens up at BR Breakfast
• SAP reports itself to US authoritie­s over Guptas
• Business consortium to invest $1bn in Africa
• Fitch raises red flag after mini budget
• Police and protesters clash
• Plague outbreak in Madagascar worsens
• Israel to vote to usurp more of Jerusalem
• Anti-gay bill before Egyptian parliament
• Envoys call for calm as Kenyans vote for new head
• South Sudan heeds US warning
• Nyanga gets new cop station
• Wreath-laying ceremony for Nellie
• Groups to march for safer schools
• Death at hospital puzzles family
• Newlands has a water plan so game can go on
• Council approves City’s proposed train takeover
• The lights stay on in Merafong
• Is it a bird? Is it a fish? No, it’s a kite
• CPUT heads hold on to hope
• Five murder accused stay in jail
• Lack of help impeded Esidimeni deaths case
• First sell game farm, union tells Lonmin
• Joe Maila was ‘always on point’, says friend
• Crayfish help keep beer pure
• Biggest dinosaur tracks found
• Lonely Planet has SA as top target for 2018
• Social media fuels crimes by children
• Nurdles a ‘disaster waiting to happen’ on KZN coast
• Bike for hire business helps dodge traffic
• Enterprisi­ng Saudi industrial zone plans jazz fest
• Call for cloudseedi­ng
• Fourth annual search for Suidooster­fees talent has begun
• The City rejected our plan to tackle water crisis years ago
• Water ‘do’s’, ‘don’ts’
• End conflict ritual
• WP have the hot spices
• Zuma’s gross inaction
• Hire competent staff
• A politician’s dream
• Will Kashmir peace talks be any different from previous failed attempts?
• City invites evaporatio­n prevention submission­s as drought intensifie­s
• Why worry less about access to personal data and info?
• RxAll created platform for affordable medicines for Africa
• Clicks rings up a stellar trading year at the tills
• Disposal of non-core assets boosting Altron
• Redefine’s quest to improve portfolio’s quality continues
• Aon South Africa a certified Top Employer
• Enabling employees to be their exceptiona­l best
• Old Mutual, EY Africa and SAP lead the pack
• PPI up faster than expected
• Key findings on medical schemes’ activities in 2016
• ‘Sell luxury game farm’ rather than retrench, says Solidarity
• Templeton grows Africa stake in global bond fund
• Growth, beneficiar­y age distributi­on and disease are challenges
• Bonitas announces lowest increase in six years
• For members, for health, for life
• Rand rout continues, resources lift JSE
• Saudi set to float $500bn mega city in drive to diversify away from oil
• ECB weans euro zone off years of stimulus
• Aramco is on track with initial offering
• Twitter to show first-time profit
• Chilling tale of corruption, greed
• Delightful book weaves story of Mozart’s life with author’s own ‘Carmen’
• Extremely enjoyable read
• Author delivers one of year’s best books
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• CRYPTICCRO­SSWORD
• Things will not be easy for United
• Menzo keeping one eye on the league
• Pitso’s message to his players and fans
• Coach Baxter wary of the ‘bipolar’ Lions
• Bangladesh give Proteas a genuine scare
• Tons from old hands Morne and Vaughn set up draw for Dolphins
• SA women in 11-goal romp while men secure a draw
• Siboto provides control and builds the pressure that allows others to thrive
• Watch this Bok at Kings Park tomorrow
• Notshe more than a ‘flash player’
• Not much can stop Lewis Hamilton right now
• GUGU ZULU RULES
• CRAIG DAVID
• You’ll shed a tear for this moving story
• WHERE THOR MEETS
• FOR HALLOWEEN
• ‘Suburbicon’ as messed-up as era it reflects
• SIMPLE READ ON CANCER
• Breathtaki­ng documentar­y on pioneering primatolog­ist
• ‘Divas of Dance’ tickets
• Beluga reignites city’s appetites
• GrandWest ‘Transforme­d’
• FOR HIP HOP YOUTH
• ITS SPLENDOUR
• Much in Kilrain’s favour

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