Cape Times - 2017-12-11

• Losi calls on ANC to ‘offload’ corrupt leaders to bring stability
• Own homes for farm families
• Eight injured in helicopter crash
• Tributes pour in for Laloo Isu Chiba
• Ho Ho Ho 50% off 6-months subs
• Car lands in lounge, family’s lucky escape
• Violence as Trump gives Jerusalem the nod
• Alckmin to lead Brazil’s centrist PSDB into 2018 election race
• Red flag for Confederat­e emblem
• Venezuela’s Socialist Party set to gain mayors
• Top sculptor for Princess Diana statue
• China looks at nuclear option for winter heating
• 600 homeless people treated to festive season feast
• EMS crews robbed, attacked
• MEC tells of death of pupil on tour in Vietnam
• Plans in place for holiday exodus
• Dlamini Zuma on RET
• Zimbabwean­s panic as banks threaten to freeze accounts
• Another alleged hitman arrested
• System in place for payments
• Outrage over Molepo’s appointmen­t at Prasa
• ‘We must all protect dignity and freedom’
• Union pay hike dialogues reach dead end
• SA, China: win-win partnershi­p the goal
• Looking at China as blueprint for Africa
• Royal leg of lamb
• End of year staff events should embrace cultural diversity
• Appalling bus service
• Thanks to De Lille
• Farewell Laloo Chiba
• Cape drought a ‘lie’, government should take responsibi­lity
• Indifferen­t to people’s tears
• Reflect on human rights
• Opportunit­y for change sadly missed
• Prepaid confusion
• Reflect the spirit of our constituti­on
• Programme making problem solvers out of pupils all over the world
• Grinning starts to spread on faces of sociopaths as suffering turns ugly
• Hits and misses in local staging of iconic drama
• Eskom urged to appoint new boss
• Steinhoff deputy quits Alex Forbes role
• Mixed opinions about broadband merger
• Launch of new SA exchange is hailed
• Love your neighbour more than you love yourself
• PSG did not deserve to fall due to Steinhoff
• Wiese’s fortune bleeds after the Steinhoff crash
• ECONOMIC DIARY 11 – 15 DECEMBER
• M&R increases stake in Bombela
• Netcare executive team takes home less pay
• Sassa, Post Office roll out new pay system for grantees
• African Phoenix reports 62% drop in earnings
• EOH recovers after rocky week’s trade
• Old Mutual chooses flotation banks
• 823 jobs lost but industry still rosy
• All going ‘Zimmingly’ as miners express optimism in post-Mugabe era
• Metair’s conversion positions group for new electric vehicle market
• SA ministers at WTO talks to grapple with subsidies
• Training lift for young African programmer­s
• Steinhoff saga overshadow­s all positives
• Bidding war brewing with Vietnam’s Sabeco
• UK wants free trade deal with EU in 2019
• Bitcoin futures trading era begins in earnest
• Libya, oil corp meet on rise in production
• Ashton is in an ‘arry
• Just Sensual defies gale
• Tap O’Noth favoured for a fifth
• Same old story at the Joburg Open
• Moeen urges England players to improve their off-field behaviour
• Lakmal leads rout as Sri Lanka steamroll India
• Lions’ hopes are washed away
• City show their grit and class at Old Trafford
• Ronaldo celebrates his fifth Ballon d’Or in style against Sevilla
• New women’s league proposed, but no news yet on Banyana coach
• Chiefs’ Buchanan is still in Maritzburg’s plans, says chairman
• Letsoalo on song as Celtic get back to winning ways in Free State derby
• Komphela still not happy despite the win at the Royal Bafokeng
• Blitzboks lack control in Cape Town
• After sitting comfortabl­y, the Cobras are humbled by 18 runs in East London
• ‘That goal at the end was a Mike Tyson hammer blow’
• Downs shoot to top after Arrows clash

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