Cape Times - 2018-02-02

• De Lille vote: DA’s on its own
• 900 miners trapped undergroun­d
• Yoshi enters Namibian waters
• Garden Route Dam level hits 87%
• Can Benni outfox Sundowns?
• Aveng gives notice of more job cuts
• Eskom’s Koko faces new charges
• Capitec clarifies its loan position
• Rebuilding Gambia a tough task
• Fear for journalist­s over media crackdown
• Protest of Davis Cup matches in SA over Israeli ‘racism’
• Job protesters halt Tunisia’s phosphates output
• Philippine cyber libel ‘baseless’
• Signs of genocide in Myanmar
• Rebels on the rampage in CAR
• Group to help pupils get to school
• Climbers tackle Mount Everest in aid of burn victims
• City to build 15 600 houses
• Drakenstei­n increases water tariffs
• Zuma will present the Sona to MPs
• Warning: schools might have to close after Day Zero
• Mkhize to respond to Montana’s allegation­s
• Parties demand Zuma charges be reinstated
• New SAPS plan to tackle crime
• DA urges Ramaphosa to act on Magashule
• Mayor in swoop on crime
• Staff strike delays DUT’s academic year
• Land Bank gets R900m loan facility from Germany’s KfW
• ‘Lunar trifecta’: super-blue blood moon a show-stopper
• Local jazz vocalist records her debut album
• Cultural activists slam ‘distorted Inxeba’
• Movie makes Canadian festival
• Cape Town prepares for Day Zero
• Probe possible organised attack on city’s transport system
• Rugby legends bring adrenalin and water awareness to Mother City
• Opportunit­y knocks
• Confusion and chaos
• Proteas have right formula
• Standpipe dream
• New era beckons
• Adapting to US’s new defence strategy
• Chinese poetry and prose taught properly, will enrich students’ experience
• SA theme for Brics summit: a more equitable, inclusive global environmen­t
• Most ‘unaccommod­ating’ madams
• The dangerous hurdles that await kids in their quest to find safety in US
• Quest to end chronic pain
• Unearthing the hidden science of timing
• In search of a tale from the tomb
• Entreprene­urs with an active touch
• Trapped miners’ lives ‘are not at risk’
• Roy Cokayne marks long service in financial journalism in fine style
• Janet Yellen will be remembered for her assertive voice in the global economy
• The next (ANN7) news channel
• Fourth Industrial Revolution seemingly holds the key to growth in South Africa
• New car price rises are below inflation
• Land Bank to boost emerging farmers
• Pan African Resources reports earnings drop
• Rand retreats, Naspers weighs on the JSE
• Little appetite for EM equities
• Daimler predicts muted growth as it shifts to electric, autonomous driving
• Flame throwers net a cool $10bn for Elon Musk
• Insurers gingerly test bitcoin businesswi­th heist policies
• Ngoma doesn’t know what he will do if he scores against City at Athlone
• Firmino the dynamo in the Reds’ pack
• The time has come for coach Komphela to be bold
• I’m sure plenty young Cape cricketers went to bed with heavy hearts this week
• Beaten by a better team on the night, the Cobras are still upbeat over the feats of Malan and Nabe
• Lealiifano asked to co-captain again
• Mitchell brings out big guns for Stormers
• ‘No reason’ for a 19-year-old flyhalf not to start for France
• Powell commands his senior players to step up in Hamilton this weekend
• Carter in but Lambie out of Sharks clash
• Kohli simply imperious
• Mahrez conflict poses new challenge for Leicester
• From Brockie to Gyimah: We pick seven of the biggest moves in the PSL
• A BALLET FAR FROM BORING: MOZART AND SALIERI
• SAVOUR SAVING WATER BREW SMARTLY
• Lesedi Job finds appropriat­e time for swallows to cry
• SHOCK FOR TRIPLETS
• Filled with style, but little substance
• An ascension of theatre
• Littlegig big on its music
• Duzi Moon on the rise
• Weight should not stop Surcharge
• Kingston Passage to show the way

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