Cape Times - 2018-03-01

• STAR PILOT:
• Hawks under fire over Guptas
• DA welcomes resignatio­n of the City’s caucus chair
• Pauw’s guest house raided
• India’s all-women sailing crew keep dreams alive
• Spaghetti and meatballs in 30 minutes
• Giggs on why City are not on United’s level yet
• SPCA prepares for Day Zero
• January trade deficit the highest in 17 years
• Charter talks ‘must include junior miners’
• Transnet hit over Eskom’s bad play
• State forces advance in Syria battle
• US minimum age to own gun unlikely to change – Congress
• S Sudan schools remain closed
• School blockaded over principal’s pension payout
• Concern over health risks of desalinati­on
• R5 000 reward for missing dog
• Fifa trophy returns to SA
• Gigaba to face questions on looting
• ‘Any of Abrahams’s deputies may prosecute Zuma’
• DA hails judgment clearing Breytenbac­h’s name
• Cele slams opposition for cop criticism
• Khoisan liberation walk reaches end of the road
• Da Vinci brings cutting-edge surgery to hospitals
• Desalinati­on no silver bullet, some wonder if exercise is worth its salt
• WHO strategy to accelerate an end to the global smoking epidemic
• 6% increase in festive road deaths last year
• Couple’s 6-month trek to benefit heart foundation
• Serena pips Caster, Federer nets Laureus double
• DA losing credibilit­y and must stop being petty post-Zuma
• Political interferen­ce
• Power of prayer
• Drowning in city’s exorbitant and unpreceden­ted water tariffs
• President bowed to internal pressure
• A debt owed
• Tale of two cities: one on road to somewhere and another on road to nowhere
• Downsizing in all three spheres of government can no longer be deferred
• ‘Sweet Bird’ set to soar again in SA
• Being attracted to Magnet Theatre pays off
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• SA PPI increases by 5.1% year on year
• Corporate South Africa demands certainty as Growthpoin­t cautions on expropriat­ion
• Hype in Bitcoin is putting pressure on less sophistica­ted investors
• Absolute solution for South Africa’s economic expansion
• Duties of the trustees of a trust are wide-ranging and important for all
• M&R Dubai Airport arbitratio­n award is delayed
• Planning hold-ups impact Balwin residentia­l estates
• Emerging markets stocks tumble, rand steady
• German jobless rate drops by 22 000
• Start-up plans to use blockchain in the world of fine art
• Dollar index reaches a three-week high
• Hong Kong unveils expansive budget to bolster industries
• France surprises with growth of 2% in 2017
• Ireland border a ‘Brexit delay tactic’
• Master Keys unlocks the door
• Tarry in form for the Guineas
• Philander set to continue his torment of the Aussies
• Manyonga eyes the legendary Lewis line
• Jobodwana and Munyai renew rivalry
• Wade scores big for his ‘angel’ Oliver
• Stokes back with a bang with half-century
• Cobras ‘have to be brave’ in possibly selecting two spinners
• ‘Desire of one army stops the other from expressing themselves’
• Benni: My granny could have scored
• Pirates not pressuring players to pursue league title, says coach ‘Micho’
• Mane: Reds can beat any team in the world
• Conte tipped to take over Italy top job
• Real relying too much on talisman CR7
• Three Crusaders with sharp swords
• Two backline battles that can get Loftus fans pumped up
• Rassie set to take over the reins of the Boks until 2019 World Cup
• Now Kaino’s lost to the All Blacks with his move to France
• Irish eye ‘special’ Slam success
• Thankfully, the wait for the terrific show is over ...
• Six key men who could steal plaudits with their unique skills
• Zakri proves to be the catalyst for Ajax

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