Cape Times - 2018-11-20

• Jail awaits ANC bigwig
• Striking MyCiTi bus workers dismissed
• You can now protest without fear of the law
• Parents slam Zille
• Gordhan testifies
• Hurricane Meghan’s seismic shift
• Baxter gives youngsters a chance
• Steinhoff soars as Du Preez lands top job
• Celebratin­g a 10-year science programme
• Women on conservati­on mission to raise awareness, funds
• Band pays homage to Khoi and San heroes in third series
• Manhunt for cop killers
• Suspected gang members arrested in raid
• Concern over reports of cruelty to baboons
• R1.3 million raised for charity in crowdfundi­ng
• Acceptable sanitation is still a dream for many
• Team to probe municipali­ty
• City asks residents to be water-wise
• Dis-Chem workers strike for better pay
• Rugby legends up for ride
• Quenet siblings dominate triathlon
• The breathe easy challenge
• SA mudders face tough challenge
• HOW TO MAKE TRUFFLES
• Out with the snorer, in with the comfy dog
• Troubles mounting for Matodzi
• ‘We will switch off SABC if it cuts staff’
• Heat on Ramaphosa to sign Political Party Funding Bill into law
• ANC needs a united front in ‘difficult’ 2019 poll, says Zuma
• ON THIS DAY
• WikiLeaks founder Assange secretly charged in US
• DIFFERENT ROUTES TO FINDING WORK
• Dark times for country very depressing
• Speak out on violence against women, kids
• May sticks to EU divorce deal
• Minister’s U-turn on demand leads to reprieve for Netanyahu
• Saudi support for end to war
• Pamela Anderson
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• FRANK STEWART BRIDGE
• Healthcare company is committed to mental health care
• Transmitte­r of accolades to the deserving: Pali Lehohla
• Barloworld awaits BEE go-ahead from shareholde­rs
• Pioneer Foods predicts muted growth
• Astral doubles its dividend payout after profits soared
• Eskom flattens executive structure to save troubled power utility from collapse
• BHP Billiton settles long-standing Oz tax dispute
• Sirius disposes of non-core assets for €19.3m
• Silly season sales should be channelled into local products
• Partnershi­p with Fortress Reit to fund next wave
• Tau is simply irrepressi­ble
• Golf is brutal, says Howell
• Hunt out to defend SA’s pride in TKO
• WHAT’S ON BELGIUM
• WHAT’S ON FORMULA 1
• Oh Susanna heads to Victress
• Nortje: It’s nice to come out and let loose
• Proteas ‘really excited’ to get involved in the Mzansi Super League
• Heat will get a lift from Miller, Klaasen as they welcome Spartans
• Indian batsmen are prepared for extra pace and bounce in Australia, says Rohit
• Faf: Rabada and Ngidi know what they are doing at the death
• Banyana can’t afford to rest on their laurels, says Van Wyk
• WHAT’S ON BAFANA VS PARAGUAY
• Papier proves he has what it takes to shine at Test level

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