Cape Times - 2017-11-30

• A WALK IN THE NIGHT
• Shot dead in front of son
• Obs residents cast their votes to end ‘civic capture’
• Tutus in R75 000 upgrade for kids
• SAA loss higher than thought
• Corinne Bailey Rae for Jazz festival
• Flower-free orange cake
• Coffee drinkers live longer
• Molefe has an axe to grind with Eskom
• N Korea’s rocket claim more credible
• Top official urges SA to intensify pressure on Israel
• Liberian presidenti­al election re-run on the cards
• El-Sissi calls for ‘all brute force’ in Sinai conflict
• AU, EU leaders shocked by slave trade
• Residents hail Masiphumel­ele move
• Molefe pension ‘in bad faith’
• Zwane again ducks state capture queries
• ‘The rebels’ to return confidentl­y to court
• Calls in ANC for WC party secretary to go
• Media in Egypt face a crossroads
• Religious community leads the way
• DA moves on sexual harassment
• Faith groups key in fighting abuse
• OCD linked to educationa­l underachie­vers
• Gender-reveal parties unpacked
• Rescue of sea turtle a perfect blueprint for how people can help
• Committee gets briefing on proposed education bill
• Slave trade in Libya horrifies Diaspora
• Bloated water bill
• Zim lesson for SA
• Get a grip on defaulters
• A new series
• ‘Gbagbo trial indictment of ICC’
• SA’s Mlambo-Ngcuka helps celebrate UN-supported interventi­ons
• What will it take for children to thrive and reach their full potential?
• One story you’ll always want to get tangled up in
• Highveld Steel recoups close to 700 of the 1 800 jobs it retrenched
• Zim economy may be down, but the time to invest is now
• Bonds: 90 days to do the right thing … and counting
• RIGHT OF REPLY
• Retail sales figures are in decline after 5 days
• Kaap Agri weathers the storm through diversific­ation
• Lonmin ‘to cut social, labour spending to save cash’
• 70% profit drop for drought-hit Crookes Brothers
• Demand for private sector credit declining
• Revenue declines, but growth is up
• Company is 18th to list on JSE in 2017
• Rand weaker on profit taking, JSE higher
• Xavier Rolet steps down as LSE boss amid row
• ‘Debt-distressed’ Chad stalls debt talks with Glencore
• Confidence returns to a battered Zimbabwe
• Kotzen sets the standard
• Hamlett’s money is on Khumalo
• La Liga catching Premier League in race for TV euros
• Sloppy Spurs on slippery slope after Leicester loss
• If Matic asks to be replaced, then it must be concerning
• Will it be another good trip to Dubai?
• CSA board to discuss the failures of T20GL
• Stokes might as well come and join the England Ashes squad now, says Slater
• Ajax pay for a sloppy first half
• Lanky Linde’s heroics show he could be an able ‘joker’ for Cobras
• CSA pays tribute to veteran cricket administra­tor Brache
• Springbok backline: It’s time to shed that conservati­ve skin, Allister

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