Cape Times - 2018-01-24

• Hugh Masekela
• ‘A great baobab has fallen’
• Day Zero moved forward as City hones strategies
• Burnt body of 17-year-old found
• Heat turned on Singh in Parliament
• ‘I will not fly refugees to their death’
• Turkey issues warning on border incursion
• AU members must focus on fighting corruption
• Vessel reaches Flight MH370 search zone
• Rights activists irate as Afghan refugees sent packing
• Net tightens on Thailand abuses
• Pilots held for R2.4m ransom
• Knysna replaces ageing water pipeline
• Young surfers’ achievemen­ts rewarded
• Cyclist narrowly escapes robbers near Stellies
• Masakhane power pledge
• Former councillor’s case delayed
• Special powers to recoup wasted public funds
• State capture ‘threat to country’
• ANC’s provincial task team to forge unity in KZN
• Tony Leon finds DA leader’s view of Cyril ‘bizarre’
• Faltein gives testimony on councillor­s’ assault
• Zuma to deliver Sona, staying put
• Delay in hate speech case of Zuma’s son
• Dlamini points finger at former Sassa CEO
• Glamour Magazine editor steps down
• Last post for legendary Bra Hugh
• Gap between rich and poor a simmering volcano
• Country must prepare to benefit from 4IR
• Stars bringing human rights issues to the forefront
• Davos a chance for SA to set out its stall – Patel
• India open to global trade, says Modi
• Dam the drought
• Hamba kahle, Bra Hugh
• How to fix train woes
• The real enemy
• Lack of alternativ­e infrastruc­ture has led to drought crisis
• Island liner’s mid-Atlantic Legacy
• How an impoverish­ed pregnant teenager became a cabinet minister
• Success behind Oprah and her man’s relationsh­ip
• Improve overall fitness, even at the age of 50
• Single women buy homes more than men
• Getting back on the dating scene and its anxieties
• Is that yoghurt really healthy?
• Euphonik’s perspectiv­e shifts in song and dance
• TV Programmes
• Spirited team SA has some great I-deas to draw business at Davos
• Will Koko stay or will he have to go?
• JSE closes on a record high
• Leveraging Davos network and global political economy
• Make an effort to know the contents of your trust deed
• Planning a better future for Africa’s youthful population an important matter
• FDI inflows into SA rebound by $3.2bn in 2017
• Sasol confident of a boost in its financial performanc­e
• Lewis hunkers down and pushes up share price
• Patel outlines integrated Africa vision
• Rand weaker, Lewis leads bourse higher
• India’s Modi is on a collision course with Donald Trump
• Finance executives fret over interest rate rise
• ‘Blended finance’ could help UN
• Women at the helm
• DOUBLECROS­SWORD
• Snaith on Met day hopefuls
• Rafa leaves Australia on a sour note
• There have been some dark times through the years, admits Malan
• Jose is hoping for a big return on Alexis
• A few more Varsity Cup experiment­s in store
• I know what it feels like to be Murray for the last eight years, says Edmund
• Specman: Blitzboks are keen to make amends
• Faf: Amazing stat that
• Enough of the ‘slay queens’ please ... I want to see some soccer on my TV
• Freak accident puts Bok wing out of the game for six months
• McKenzie has a few tips for De Kock and Phehlukway­o
• Buckle up for the Cape against the Free State

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