Cape Times - 2018-02-19

• WANTED: GUPTAS, ZUMA
• Big challenges for Cyril
• Indy Media agreement on penalty
• Talks to resolve mining impasse
• Knifeman attacks couple on beach
• Everyone wants Sars to be credible once more
• Over R1bn windfall for Clicks workers
• Prez addresses SANDF prayer day for the fallen
• Ramphosa tributes
• Prez's SONA speech
• Vigils, rallies amid school shooting probe
• Trudeau takes in the Taj Mahal
• US still in dark on who directed Syria attack
• Turnbull claims ‘no issues’ in wake of sex scandal
• Clergy sex abuse victim testifies
• Mexican parties make choices
• Children with special needs bowled over by table cricket
• Water refill walk-in branches reopen after panic buying spike
• Shocking road deaths
• Provinces miss out on R600m for housing
• Angry Zuma supporters grill NEC’s Mkhize
• Ceremony of healing for families of Esidimeni victims
• Hiking to help equip preschools
• Gigaba needs to restore investor belief
• 30 San on 1 000km walk for indigenous liberation
• Murder of metro officers decried
• Tsvangirai’s body returned home for burial
• Economic activist Sampie Terreblanc­he dies of brain cancer
• Leaders hail film’s rating
• Limpopo police commission­er condemns mob killing
• Plus-size day of fun in the sun
• Creative animation festival brings world’s best
• Rare production greater than the sum of its parts
• Land expropriat­ion issue casts a dark shadow over Sona
• Proteas need a new broom to ensure success
• No clarity on energy
• Time for progress
• Back on track
• Collective insanity
• Sona means ‘listen’
• Action must follow great speech
• President’s commitment to certainty and consistenc­y to be applauded
• Cyril takes decisive steps to right the wrongs of the past
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• Lifestyle audit for senior civil servants gets more backing
• Mother City seat of digital revolution
• Matshela Koko leaves troubled parastatal under a cloud
• Time now to focus on the health of South Africa’s tax base
• The systemic inequality of mining affected communitie­s
• Remgro could outperform SA economy
• The spirit of Nelson Mandela has returned
• Mining Charter hearing postponed
• Isuzu is on a drive into the SUV market in SA
• Mkhwebane’s image takes a knock
• Joffe passes Bidcorp baton on to Koseff
• Rand remains range bound, bourse drops
• Mercedes emission tests are probed
• CT-Joburg air route among world’s top 10
• Trump’s tax cuts don’t impress the American middle class
• Two arrested in massive Indian bank fraud
• Zambia to get loans directly from China
• US contemplat­es to slap heavy tariffs on steel, aluminium imports
• Statute lays down the law
• NBA giants to honour Mandela
• ‘Strong’ Gongqa pleased to go under 2:22
• Luiten takes a big step in the Race to Dubai
• I will definitely not just shut up and dribble, says LeBron
• Komphela: The priority is points
• Too many City players did not turn up against Amakhosi, says Benni
• Mata still in favour of VAR despite having a goal disallowed
• Aussie captain Smith can’t wait for the speed guns to fire in series
• Williamson’s Kiwis go down, but they’re still part of the final
• Bantwana’s World Cup ticket can be a reason for young girls to dream big
• Piedt: Taking 20 wickets at Boland Park was a tall order
• Lions pleased and relieved to make it four wins in a row
• Dyantyi a glorious example of risk and reward, but come on ‘pretty boys’
• Liebenberg not scared of being 40kg down
• Now if the Sharks can sort out set pieces ...
• It’s another Proteas horror show
• Captain Dane’s belief in Shabnim inspires a stunning fightback

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