Cape Times - 2018-02-21

• WALKING THE TALK:
• Don’t up VAT, cut fat
• Search is still on for fugitive Ajay
• Mom in hospital after fire killed two of her kids
• Plea to help find K9 rescue dog
• Where Yoshi is now
• Special Bundesliga page today
• Culture of late payments is ‘damaging black businesses’
• Budget balance will be elusive
• Unrest rocks Ethiopia after premier quits
• Alarming statistics regarding newborns
• 17 buried as Maputo dump collapses
• Boko Haram militants attack girls school in Nigeria
• Day Zero pushed back to July 9
• Dead teen’s mom pursues case against Metrorail
• SANParks hikes patrols after Dutch pair attacked
• Magwaca’s career hangs in the balance
• Ministers’ lifestyle to be audited
• KZN police deny involvemen­t in Glebelands killings
• Mabuza fights protection order
• Allies stress importance of reviving unity in decision-making
• ‘SAPS hampered probes into officers’
• Call for delay in charging Zuma
• Zimbabwean­s grieve for ‘People’s General’
• Western Cape educator scoops national e-teaching accolade
• Doctor in patient rape query
• Witness’s changes in recall queried
• Minister can’t act against Icasa boss
• Female rangers heed the call to save Kruger elephants
• Lean, mean mince and basmati cuisine
• Liberating journey of origins
• Hack knows the tone to set for West Side’s Tony
• City tables lowest unemployme­nt rate in country
• Give the new president a break, for goodness sake!
• Dark mood has lifted
• Uncharitab­le behaviour
• Equal rights
• Cyril hails ‘Sampie’
• ANC’s renewed strength will attract the best of us
• We dare not miss out on the tide of positivism
• ‘DA, stop humiliatin­g De Lille, use internal processes’
• Discovery in plans for a R1.5bn banking launch build-up
• Sars set to crack down on those who make money through religion
• Cell C R6bn debt reduction reached
• No corporate overhaul for BHP Billiton as firm rejects pressure from Elliott Management
• Dreaming of a better tax deal for all South Africans
• Rainbow Nation has a servant leader
• Imperial unbundling decision by mid-year
• Anglo Gold will spend $500m to reopen Obuasi mine in Ghana
• Viceroy rejects Capitec proviso in open letter
• Rand slips as investors bag profits, JSE slides
• Babbel sales in US market double in a year
• Guerrilla marketing tactics used to grab Olympic gold
• Uber is not ready to scale back its business, says boss
• Jackman can take to the poly
• Fans say “No” to Monday night football in Germany
• Men can learn from women
• Roberts engineers City win
• Pep accepts ‘mistake’ and looks to League Cup final
• Hamza can’t wait to face ‘world-class’ Aussies
• Stormers’ goal is to take it week by week and see how much they get out of each game on tour
• Pitso is on his guard just like Mayweather
• Simbine excited about working with coach Prinsloo full-time

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