Cape Times - 2018-01-12

• CAPE TIMES
• DA ruckus over De Lille
• Brenda Fassie story set for the silver screen
• Bra Willie: People’s poet remembered –
• Markram is learning quickly –
• Sinopec extends R6bn investment for Chevron’s SA refinery
• Daniels slams Eskom over her suspension
• Property shares sink on rumour
• EU urges Trump to stick to nuclear deal with Iran
• Migration: militias in Libya key
• Admitted killings just tip of iceberg – rights groups
• Eight earthquake­s rattle Iran-Iraq border area
• Syria hits back at criticism over campaign in rebel-held region
• India bans PwC auditing for 2 years
• Premier honours Cape’s top matrics
• Water tariff changes for Drakenstei­n municipali­ty
• Added source to be in taps in weeks
• Family battle after hospital fire tragedy
• Zuma, Ramaphosa to meet every Tuesday
• ‘Economic transforma­tion not made clear’
• Madonsela: State capture inquiry should stick to my initial report
• DA’s leadership race in KZN hots up as party vies for ANC stronghold
• Madinga: From village to ‘The Daily Show’
• Despite listeriosi­s outbreak, our food is safe
• Yoshi thriving as she nears Olifants River
• Gilkison to judge dancing stars
• Solar steam shines light on SA energy needs
• Two local sea cadets win maritime bursaries
• Taxify joins Uber rich lane
• Elvis fans Express their devotion
• Runner second oldest Olympian
• ANC’s radical economic plan looks back, not forward
• It’s not that simple
• Uniforms play no part in learning
• Putting health first
• Rabada rockets up rankings
• Unprofessi­onal department has failed the city’s residents
• Trump has potential to be a dangerous force on the world stage
• Ali’s biography packs a brutal punch
• Even in words, Robbie Williams wants to entertain you -- warts and all
• It’s pacy and full of twists
• Richemont’s third-quarter revenue up 7%
• House price growth expected to rise
• Gigaba upbeat about growth prospects
• Rand flat, banking stocks weigh on JSE
• African technology manifesto for the next 20 years
• Kganki Matabane takes on the BBC as its cool unifier
• Halep tipped to fill the Open void
• Del Potro proves too strong for Khachanov
• SPORT ON TV
• In-form veteran White ticks all the boxes for a return to Australia’s one-day line-up
• JP sure Ferisco will bounce back from Dolphins horror
• Reds ready to stun City slickers
• Hlatshwayo kept Memela in the game
• Soccer bosses bemoan loss of time due to VAR decisions
• Zidane slated for avoiding hard calls
• Ntshangase ready to deliver Amakhosi champagne passes
• Ajax must show they can hold their own
• Eto’o: Africa has to believe in Africans
• Eagles grace the course for Branden
• Slovenian first up for Roger
• Despite being behind, India are still confident of success
• SHO MADJOZI ON IMPACT
• Lamar to curate ‘Panther’ soundtrack
• CHEF ON THE MOVE UK BECKONS
• TV is showing us the dark side of playing God
• Fresh, dramatic take on Grimm tale
• Jazzy vibes all set to grace Glenlivet JazzTown marquee
• Qawwali music for charity
• Dutch Philip aims high
• Maestro Snaith leads the way

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