Cape Times - 2018-12-03

• Load shedding situation could worsen
• Big blow for Stellenbos­ch municipali­ty
• Department cleared
• Social activist Kwakho, 8, honoured
• Have Kate and Meghan really fallen out?
• Banyana’s impact was immense
• Cenpower cans Group Five’s R5.6bn Kpone contract
• Calls for Netanyahu’s resignatio­n mount
• SA’s long war on HIV still not over
• The successful Youth At Sea Project
• Cape Town named ‘World’s Leading Festival and Events Destinatio­n’
• Usher turns it on for SA fans
• Thinking ‘out of the box’ to feed a family
• Arrests made after robbery
• Four people shot, wounded in Kensington shootings
• Doctor follows wife’s orders
• Art auction’s sea of benefits
• Arrest warning to fined drivers
• De Lille’s party to tackle racism
• Zero plastic in new eco water bottle
• Turtle critical after swallowing plastic bag
• Understand­ing anti-vaxxers
• Paintings honour big wave surfing champion
• It’s hang 10 for South Africa
• Surprise ultra-trail winners savour victory
• Big boost for Omegaview
• Art in the heart of the Karoo
• Raising funds for students
• Mashaba takes sexism battle with Tau to court
• Ingonyama Trust to challenge ruling
• Struggle activist Fort Calata’s family refuse to accept award
• Ramaphosa concludes G20 trip
• ON THIS DAY
• Stop supporting Saudi genocide in Yemen
• Short terms in jail do our society a disservice
• FIGHTING TOWARDS AN HIV-FREE WORLD
• Time to beat the stigma, get tested
• UN condemns sexual assaults on 125 women in South Sudan
• Leaders across the political divide hail Bush
• FRANK STEWART BRIDGE
• BRICS IN ACTION
• Public Works commits to signing 9/11 leases
• NUM in favour of returning to work at South Deep Mine
• NEPI ROCKCASTLE
• ADRI SENEKAL DE WET: EDITOR’S NOTE
• Vodacom in talks with government over delivering social grants
• Grand Parade Investment­s responds to shareholde­rs’ concerns
• October foreign trade deficit due to surging import demand
• Lily Mine business rescue practition­er steps down
• TWK’s diversifie­d business provides good rise in earnings
• Nampak limits support for Zimbabwe unit
• BIG GAINS FOR NASPERS REVENUES
• Food security: Africa should be the answer
• Changing political landscape beneficial for the future of Anglo American
• BUILDING A NEW SURVEY VESSEL
• Stars thump the Giants
• Rocks are yet to hit their straps
• De Kock will remember MSL ton
• Reeves eyes Met day glory
• Wilder: I’m in a win-win situation
• The Netherland­s draw Germany in pick of Euro 2020 qualifying groups
• De Jager impresses for the Barbarians
• BANGLADESH CRUSH WEST INDIES
• South African teams pipped in weekend PRO14 action
• ‘FARRELL MUST IMPROVE TACKLING’
• Arsenal fight back for derby win
• Larsen wants to help change the mindset
• United don’t have mad dogs, says Jose
• Benni: City just weren’t their usual selves
• Chelsea beat Fulham 2-0
• There’s no doubt that Sundowns are kings of Tshwane
• Blitzboks need to work on their attack, defence
• WHAT’S ON SA HOCKEY

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