Cape Times - 2018-03-05

• ROYAL WELCOME:
• Another UCT job race row
• Developers ‘capture’ Sea Point groups
• Source of listeriosi­s in processed cold meats
• Sunrise case against competitor Avedia thrown out of court
• Transnet launches a subsidiary
• Al-Qaeda ally responsibl­e for fatal attacks in Burkina Faso
• Koreas meet, but warning issued by Kim
• President’s term of office debate proceeds
• Polish group sues Argentine newspaper
• Historic first for Pakistan
• ACCEPTING THE NATIONAL CALL OF THUMA MINA
• 10-year-old dies in Pholile Park fire
• Gender activists lay down demands
• Truckloads of water gift
• Forum calls for extra powers to combat fires in Drakenstei­n municipali­ty
• Progress on Gugulethu land issue
• City’s energy plans blowing in the wind
• World Wildlife Day focus on big cats
• Khoza hits back at critics
• College questioned on millions for bashes
• SA women join relief convoy
• SACP honours selfless ‘unsung hero’ Xolani Mbudu
• No arrests yet in vigilante incidents in Limpopo
• Suspect arrested in cop killing
• For the love of ballet
• Nyamza dances off with Featured Artist honours
• Water Conservati­on Challenge aims to slow the flow this month
• Only use registered auditors for schools’ financial statements
• Don’t kill the messenger
• Welcome Indian crew
• Ireland loves The Boss
• Red flags over Foreshore proposal
• Rugby should be more transparen­t
• Reaffirm commitment to enforcing humanitari­an law in Western Sahara
• Gratuitous displays of the old flag constitute hate speech and harassment
• Nedbank shrugs off new competitor­s
• PPC shakes up board over B-BBEE issue
• UCI Mountain Bike World Cup series 2018 to boost Cape’s tourism coffers
• There’s no need to decry the minimal VAT increase
• Hyprop mulls separate listing of Hystead
• Windfall for Pan African resources
• Hollard’s Cedar stake for NMG
• Land issue, trade war fears hit markets
• US tariffs may hurt car parts industry
• No trade war wanted with US, says China, but…
• Iraq approves its long-delayed budget
• DNA test for All Aboard
• City lack their usual sharpness
• Wie: There is no better feeling than when you sink that winning putt
• The maroon machine vs the dark horses: It’s going down in Stellies
• Benni to analyse City vs Basel match at the Etihad as part of his studies
• Switching off at the end is something the Lions want to work on
• Markram doesn’t mind Australia’s sledging ...
• I can’t wait to see real deal Am get more than a ceremonial three minutes
• ‘Micho’ just wants to turn all the sad Pirates faces into happy faces
• It’s still a rather lonely road for Ajax
• Willemse’s magical feet can hopefully inspire the Stormers
• Zubayr shows valuable lessons learnt against Aussies

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