Cape Times - 2017-11-17

• CRITICAL:
• ‘Impasse’ in Zim talks
• Pressly quiet on his suspension
• Best of sport on TV
• Top of the Times Today
• Stability in Zimbabwe would be welcome, says Investec
• ANC crucial consultati­ve conference
• Coetzee makes 10 changes to Bok team
• URKH aim is to focus on the upliftment of its communitie­s
• Public against Eskom hike
• Blast at opposition meeting in Kabul kills at least 9
• Opposition in Cambodia dissolved
• Final death toll for housing block inferno put at 71
• Rwanda aims to go cashless to cut graft
• Thailand, China to set up joint defence facility
• Victims of killer flash floods in Greece cry foul
• Reflection­s on maritime education and training in the digital era
• Tighter security on varsity campuses
• Water device saves school small fortune
• ANC regains ward 93 in by-election
• Two appear for mass murder in city’s Marikana settlement
• Crisis looming at the SABC
• Hall probe nearing the end
• Zuma advises against jumping to conclusion­s
• Moutai visits South Africa, eyes overseas expansion
• Brand strives to meet surging home demand
• Accuracy makes the difference in journalism
• ‘My son died a month before I could take care of him’
• Manana co-accused will wait to hear fate
• Premier wants action against farm killings
• Bontebok draft open for public comment
• Roadworks the new way to savour Cape Town’s scenery
• Myanmar: from Aung San Suu Kyi to the brink of genocide
• Coup or no coup?
• A better deal for Zimbabwe
• Instabilit­y in Zanu-PF
• Debbie Schäfer’s dictatoria­l powers
• Militarisa­tion of UCT’s exam venue
• CapeNature may face challenges, but there are also strong success stories
• Strengthen­ing relationsh­ips between China and SA through tourism
• A story about ‘real things in the real world and involving real people’
• The guilt-free sweet tooth
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• ‘Train your suppliers to improve the lives of workers’
• New stage in Sino-African co-operation
• Woolworths’ disappoint­ing results hurt share price
• Maybe we must be looking at Online Universiti­es as a model for free education
• Deferring units is senseless
• Brown remains defiant as her power play rapidly unravels
• Total addressabl­e markets versus paying customers
• Sappi’s debt level declines by $86m
• More BAT shares might be sold by Reinet from time to time
• Mediclinic shows an 11% decline in its earnings
• Class-action lawsuit against timeshare industry
• Alliance to phase out coal from power generation
• Greenbay eyes opportunit­ies in Europe
• VW accelerate­s developmen­t of electric car
• ‘One Belt One Road’ initiative needs bigger EU part
• China remains the darling of top economists
• Will Wenger play Lacazette?
• Each point Force India gain now costs another $5 000, but it’s worth every cent
• Phala: Mazembe will be wary of us
• It’s key to understand where the game is at and play accordingl­y, says Toyana
• Ontong brings fields of expertise to SA
• South Africa, not just cricket, needs to stage a world-class event in 2018
• Do Dolphins have a licence to thrill?
• Harris backs Starc as next England tormentor
• Coach Eddie brings out the big guns ...
• Jose and his United contract ...
• Hunt: Chiefs know more about Wits than I do
• City’s Ngoma is ready to take the leap
• The ‘Stranger’ success story
• Optimising Netflix for the best experience
• BBC SUMMER OFFER
• Cathartic vigilante comedy well-suited to our age of radical moral reckoning
• A GREAT SPREAD
• Tribute fest for fans of top bands
• A brief period of Grace…
• Happy campers
• Ryker to prove himself

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