Cape Times - 2018-02-27

• Cyril axes the Zuptas
• NPA’s boss makes his decision on prosecutin­g Zuma, but it’s put on ice
• Indian crew on last lap
• Horse racing
• Bidvest: diverse portfolio led to 12% boost in profit
• Rand continues to hold against the dollar
• Ratings relief shields Sasol
• Governor wants to tighten gun laws
• Rockets rain down in Damascus
• Endley family asks Ramaphosa to intervene
• Pyongyang: US launches shipping sanctions blitz
• Quake evacuation­s
• Critics in Burundi bullied
• Prasa secretive over Metrorail manager’s ‘leave’
• Drop the Block campaign pushes to save more water
• DA, EFF on course to clash
• The strategic imperative of country’s 2018 Brics presidency
• KZN leads in ‘political intoleranc­e’ incidents
• Nehawu calls off strike after deal
• Bid to reverse Inxeba porn ruling
• SACP wants Nzimande in cabinet
• NGO’s housing tenants in hunger picket
• Gugulethu ballet pair ready for the world
• Most plastic fragments on SA beaches from local sources – study
• SPCA funding withdrawn
• Unrest stops schooling, De Lille
• Tasty sesame salmon kebabs
• Pupils introduced to wetland wonders
• Growing comfortabl­e in our post-apartheid skin
• TV Programmes
• Focus is on clearing my name and restoring reputation
• Instruct the Treasury to increase ECD budget allocation­s
• Fires a health risk
• Stop the cop killings
• We need a graft TRC to heal the nation
• Lies exposed
• On monuments and memory
• City should be held accountabl­e for not managing water crisis
• Being multilingu­al is a challenge, but also to children’s advantage
• Invest in new farming models
• Shoprite turns in performanc­e to be proud of
• Blockchain technology the more exciting conversati­on
• Ignoring industry distress is ignoring job losses
• Significan­ce of Indepth to an Africa we all want
• 22 On Sloane to launch start-up huddle programme
• CPS hasn’t decided on renewal for Sassa
• Hammerson confident of acquiring intu properties
• Anglo completes sale of Drayton Coal Mine in Australia
• RCL Foods shares hurt by its results
• Hulamin says stronger rand will hit earnings
• Absa’s property fund enters Resilient Reit fray
• Zim crop prediction has to be cut in half Drought affects grain output
• Crypto ‘noobs’ learn to cope with the swings and zany roundabout­s
• Rand softer, Sasol lifts JSE on solid results
• Global stocks rise on US Fed’s steady course
• Pile of equity cash looks for venture
• Deutsche Bank ready to sell shares
• New tax system will affect ‘teapot’ oil processors
• Stormers give Willemse 48 hours
• Eddie Jones’ brutal honesty is refreshing in an age of excuses from coaches
• The potential at this club is just amazing, says City midfielder De Bruyne
• Mokwena’s focus on the derby
• Lions shut up shop ahead of Bulls clash
• Tiger still upbeat over Masters
• Pitso wants the big refs to handle the big games
• My family comes first, says Morkel
• Benni looking for another top-class performanc­e from Martin against Baroka
• Boks to expand their appeal to a very large US audience
• Can Caster scoop the prize?
• Usman: Morne is welcome to play for Queensland
• Water is very important for maintainin­g general health
• It’s more about early detection and interventi­on at the pre-cavity stage
• Sipokazi Fokazi
• Jane Simmonds

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