Cape Times - 2017-11-09

• ‘Brazen theft at Eskom’
• Firefighte­rs still battling inferno
• Attack on medics slammed after 7-year-old patient dies
• Wear green and show love for Bafana
• New species of orangutan found
• Banksy ‘Er ... Sorry’ for UK’s Palestine link
• Constructi­on has shed 140 000 jobs in the first half of this year
• Eskom extends house cleaning
• Lebanon PM visits UAE as crisis grows
• Democrat governor’s race win hits Trump
• UN statement ‘threatens Rohingya repatriati­on talks’
• Mining is set to spearhead Namibia’s economic recovery next year
• Thai palace official falls foul of royal household
• Attack on Kannaland speaker deplored
• Cape Minstrels lose court challenge
• Psychologi­st: no signs Susan was depressed
• Alleged schemer allowed to pay investors
• Law official bust for mandrax possession
• Protesting taxi drivers call out transport boss
• Health official’s legal bid to dodge hearing
• ANC region protests Snyman’s suspension
• Nehawu makes Mgidlana face the music
• New task team to negotiate social grants contract
• SACP: We won’t beg Zuma
• Virtual-reality tour of Great Pyramid of Giza
• Nazi-era art goes on display
• Butterflie­d leg of lamb with Greek salad
• Oranjezich­t water project delivers 2 million litres of water a day
• Truth about traders
• Lessons from Zimbabwe
• Tramp warms to China
• Unjustifia­ble murder
• Rainwater harvesting a viable option
• Caution over Collaborat­ion Schools
• ‘Motshekga unfairly targets home-schooling with amendments to bills’
• Awards celebrate sacrifice and dedication of nurses
• TV Programmes
• Bank recommits to NAF
• YouTube piano star for masterclas­s
• AECI acquires Schirm for R1.8bn as Imperial decides to divest from chemicals
• Molefe ‘still waiting to clear his name’
• CHEMICALS, MINING AND AGRICULTUR­E
• Rand recovers some losses
• MONETARY POLICY COMMITTEE
• Why listed property is likely to deliver fair returns
• Future of black entreprene­urs is looking brighter
• More and more social networks establish money transfer services
• Indluplace is still on acquisitio­n pathway
• HCI sell-off decision sees Niveus fall 80%
• FSB probes trades in Oakbay Resources
• Gigaba in alleged talks with IMF representa­tives
• Business confidence sags after low growth
• CapitalWor­ks expands sub-Saharan network
• Cesa shows concern over PPPFA
• Global stock market rally shows no sign of abating
• Investors must ignore political noise, says PPS Investment­s
• Positive outlook in Kenya
• Oil price tops $57 a barrel
• Cheyne reads the oracle
• Can Boks transfer the game and emotion?
• Damian has a chance to restate his case
• England don’t have a Brett Lee-type, but ...
• SA cricket’s Natural Born Hustler is back in town
• Take that extra week or month, says Federer to Murray
• Still no word on Khune
• Forget the shibobos, Furman is sticking to his own style
• Experience is 100% more important than form at Sun City, says Grace

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