Cape Times - 2018-10-22

• DA leaders fan the flames
• ‘An important force in resisting apartheid’
• Bid to appeal Muslim marriage ruling
• Protesters put ‘indefinite’ stop to Omotoso
• Investors want SA to lead its economic recovery ahead of summit
• WP pass the ‘stress test’
• SA designers at Lagos Fashion Week
• Captive-bred cheetah makes first kill
• TWO TOW-TRUCK DRIVERS SHOT DEAD
• Humans head for ocean depths
• Maties mark 100 years
• Strike set for week two
• Container library gift for primary school damaged by fire
• Call for liberation of Palestine
• Future of Trup still uncertain
• 15 movies take home awards
• ARRESTS MADE, ARMS CONFISCATE­D
• Trip to the US makes profound impression and fuels conviction­s
• Pupils receive solar lights
• Security tender scrap
• Looking back for a better future
• Fishing for data about our resources
• 21.3% less waste at landfills
• PROTECT OUR CHILDREN
• LGBTQ+ EDUCATION WILL UP TOLERANCE
• Sober thinkers must reject schools bill
• HOW TO COOK RETRO CAESAR SALAD
• Struggle veteran Mtshali ‘belongs to all of us’
• AG draws attention to R21m misspent
• MEC will face music for security overspend
• ‘Moyane hitman to prove Sars rogue unit’
• South Africa slips in world economic freedom rankings
• ON THIS DAY
• Khoisan bill before Parliament reflects apartheid
• JUSTICE AND DIGNITY FOR SICK MINERS
• Mboweni hit nail on head on the looting
• Saudi offers new version of Khashoggi death
• US to withdraw from nuke treaty
• Israel puts razing of Bedouin village on hold
• Approval of Gautrain expansion ‘imminent’
• Clover share price surges after talks of full acquisitio­n announced
• Ghana is a bright light in West Africa for MTN
• ADRI SENEKAL DE WET
• UK is open to extended post-Brexit transition
• Emerging contractor­s to benefit from Sanral-Wirtgen agreement
• Reputation not Prioritise­d Till too Late
• Pressure on Siemens boss to skip Saudi Arabia conference
• RAC investment prospects bright despite reported loss
• Group lawyer denies Nigeria accusation­s
• Can South African media houses focus on the job, please?
• I STICK TO IT: BAT IS A GOOD INVESTMENT
• JOBS SUMMIT, BUT THE JOBLESS ARE NOT THERE
• Kotzen and Munger go their separate ways
• Khan and Warfarer take full toll
• Massive distractio­ns, but we need to focus on Cobras business, says coach Prince
• It’s not easy to find all-rounders, admits Lions coach Nkwe
• Amakhosi made to dig deep for victory
• Pote: Manie’s miss didn’t cost us, we gave away too many penalties
• NYAKANE COULD HAVE INSIDE TRACK
• FITTER, STRONGER RANTIE SET TO GET HIS CHANCE |
• DA GAMA BLASTS BAXTER FOR DISMANTLIN­G HIS BAFANA TEAM
• KOEPKA IS NEW NO 1 AFTER WIN IN KOREA |
• MARQUEZ BAGS FIFTH MOTOGP TITLE IN JAPAN

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