Cape Times - 2018-11-15

• Support for Salt River housing project
• Rustenburg principal retires
• ‘We met Guptas at a lunch’
• Seventeen pools to be open in city
• Idris Elba tribute off the mark, doll
• Hamba Kahle, Rev Chris Wessels
• Standard Bank to shed 500 jobs – Dis-Chem faces strike tomorrow
• Mike Pence slams Suu Kyi at summit
• Swift action needed on wildlife
• Botswana crowned best safari destinatio­n in Africa; SA placed 6th
• Legal minds grilled for top NPA job
• Township residents must prioritise safety of visitors – deputy minister
• Durban pupil wins award for photograph
• Two guards shot dead at Philippi housing site
• Animal lovers dig deep after clinic armed robbery
• Routine policing pays off
• City’s R1.3bn wastewater deal
• Sabric launches festive season safety campaign
• Killer dad gets life term
• Teachers urged ‘secrecy’
• Kids taught food security skills
• Rioting affects learners
• IEC to probe EFF farm claims
• Focus on cancer of the pancreas
• Bill to increase age of criminal capacity in kids
• City drive for screenings
• SWIMMING TIPS
• Athletes ready for SwimRun
• STIR-FRIED GREEN BEANS WITH PORK AND CHILLIES
• Minister denies genocide on farmers
• Lack of urgency in bailing out SABC
• Gigaba’s KZN ‘homies’ say smear campaign behind ‘selfless’ resignatio­n
• ON THIS DAY
• Diabetes is a dangerous disease and must be managed
• GRADE 12 ACHIEVEMEN­TS TO PONDER
• Introduce stringent rules to prevent ugly scenes in Parliament
• I might vote for ANC to bolster Ramaphosa
• Give Hogan revelation wings
• Former WSJ journalist’s two-year sentence overturned
• Britain, EU reach divorce terms
• Michelle Obama
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• FRANK STEWART BRIDGE
• Dis-Chem faces strike tomorrow after unresolved union dispute
• Discovery Bank mulls 10% equity for black clients
• PETROL MAY DIP BY R1.50/L
• Practition­ers confident that a solution at Esor is in sight
• Reduced Eskom activity hits Indluplace rentals
• Wallace Mgoqi on models of developmen­t
• Spar saved by Tops and S Buys
• TWK Milling fined R1.84m for price-fixing
• Naspers gains on JSE after Tencent posts better than expected results
• INVESTING IN AFRICA RISKS AND OPPORTUNIT­IES
• Benefit of IoT-enabled devices, networks
• Willis Towers Watson Asset Management Review
• Gold bulls: beware the mighty greenback
• Give your brand emotional and artificial intelligen­ce
• ELON MUSK HITS TEQUILA HICCUP
• Secret Dynasty lets it all out
• Rossouw has no intentions of playing for Proteas again ... for now
• There are no Dolphins, Titans or Warriors in the Durban Heat team
• Federer: Sometimes I get help, sometimes I don’t
• Prince: It’s shaping up nicely at CT Blitz
• La Liga to focus on how local sports can build its own profile and reach greater audiences at AfricaCom
• Khune on Serero: All is forgiven
• Boks must beware of Scotland’s All Black class
• WHAT’S ON SPRINGBOK WOMEN

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