Cape Times - 2018-02-16

• Cyril to target Zuptas at Sona
• De Lille survives bid to oust her
• Positive market sentiment over Ramaphosa presidency
• Rehab turtles coming out of their shell
• Hawks tell Ajay’s men to watch it
• Election signals start of SA reconstruc­tion
• 17 victims of US school shooting mourned
• Maputo is also running out of water
• Bid for talks to end stalemate in N Ireland
• Kenya to appeal ‘deportatio­n’
• Counting the cost of Afghan war
• ‘Green desks’ teach pupils about recycling
• Water crisis changes feeding scheme menu
• Passengers at risk in ‘gang tax’ incident in the ghetto
• Father gets 25 years for killing son
• Road closures for Sona
• Task team to probe Basotho murders
• Department accused of delaying on sex education
• More women than men live in acute poverty – UN
• Rape accused mentally ill, court told
• Blind student aims to inspire
• Best wishes, congrats from the opposition
• Mixed views on Zuma’s big exit
• Ethiopia and SA ‘can learn from commonalit­ies’
• Water campaign kicks off
• US doctor shares stem cell eye therapy
• Where’s the help for Dontsa fire victims?
• Let’s honour Madiba
• Cape Town’s rail transport woes are misunderst­ood
• DA losing face
• Ramaphosa’s tough job
• Make us smile, Stormers
• Still mourning loss of District Six
• Ocean sailing women shatter records, underscore gender doesn’t define us
• With Argentina at helm G20’s new agenda reads like a to-do list for Africa
• Can Pep work his magic on City’s bogey team?
• Stiaan makes the most of his Cobras recall
• SPORT ON TV
• WHO WILL BE THE REAL DEAL?
• Two Bok locks out, but Fleck is still feeling fine
• Some tough issues for Gibson with the World Cup only 15 months away
• Hashim: Everybody has learned a bit about themselves
• Analysis: His tenure started and ended with revenue shortfalls
• The many undoings of Jacob Zuma
• Jacob Zuma refused to see that the world had changed
• Business, industry react to Jacob Zuma’s departure
• Technology innovation hub for Cape Town
• Former president’s damage to SA economy seems too high to mend
• Still hope for country to improve credit rating
• The utterances over the period of Zuma
• Exit hits at radical transforma­tion plan
• ‘Hotels to be early beneficiar­y of #Zexit’
• Dis-Chem increases turnover by 13.1%
• DRDGold posts improved financial, production results
• ARB Holdings confident about the prospects of added diversity
• Revenue up by 18% for Afdis in Zim amid currency shortages
• Stocks, rand roar as Ramaphosa takes charge
• Buffett ditches most of his holding in IBM
• Dramatic rise in Australian wine exports to Chinese connoisseu­rs
• It is still an energy driven market
• Google ad sales network surging
• Trade war looms as Modi backpeddle­s
• Ruling on Shell oil spills‘a blow’to community
• Witches’ brew that cuts to the bone
• Moving look at the history of silence and its dehumanisi­ng effects on women
• Rape: The doubt factor
• Gripping account of illness and gender
• Get your tickets for a ‘grand white’ affair
• People/film
• Contrivanc­e spoils film with heart in right place
• Fearlessly punching above her weight
• Women’s lives in focus at Cape Town Art Fair
• DANDALA’S STAR SHINES
• Would have been better off six feet under
• Petite Noir’s hero: Bra Hugh
• Top ballet competitio­n turns 10
• Exploring the concept of live art
• Isingamoya to run like the wind
• Carry On Alice lands in Australia
• By George, here comes Warrick
• ‘Kwagga’ is one super scavenger

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