Cape Times - 2018-12-04

• Eleven SA soldiers found guilty of assault
• Access to varsities relaxed
• Class action against Tiger Brands in motion
• Businesses in the dark over load shedding
• Rivaldo ‘wasting his time’ in PSL
• JSE and rand rally on trade war ceasefire
• US seeks Pakistan aid for Afghans
• ISimangali­so dehorns rhino
• Cape Town chosen to host an Antarctic Centre
• The hook, line and sinker guide to reducing declines in catches
• Muslim prayer facilities open
• Housing protest held in council
• Death toll from Garden Route fires rises to 10
• Bread delivery to continue
• SAPS probe deaths after festive lights event
• W Cape levels drop below 60%
• Campaign to support victims
• March calls for policies to combat gender-based violence
• Running club aims to foster healthier habits
• Call to include disabled
• Japan donates mobile medical facilities to SA
• Talks to discuss fuel cells
• SA’s HIV plan gets a R16bn boost
• Constructi­on course for youth
• Unregister­ed stand-in doctor held after tip-off
• Working together, promoting greener pastures
• PRIYANKA & NICK’S ROYAL WEDDING
• Cull these meaty sayings, says Peta
• Hate speech bill proposing jail terms for offenders back in Parly
• Sexist label can ruin my career: Mashaba
• CCMA starts with shortfall to implement minimum wage deal
• Ramaphosa to name NPA chief prosecutor today
• ON THIS DAY
• Together we can make the world a better place
• HELD TO RANSOM OVER HIGH DATA COSTS
• Let’s be responsibl­e water users this season
• Bad policing mars historic festival
• MI6 chief hits out at Russia
• Migrants risk all to get to Spain’s Canary Islands
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• FRANK STEWART BRIDGE
• Class-action lawsuit could have a major material impact on Tiger Brands
• Group Five’s $62.7m Kpone guarantees ‘not close’ to covering Cenpower’s losses
• Big Four banks ‘are ready’ for newcomers
• When you point at someone, how many fingers are pointing back at you?
• Strikes dent new vehicle sales and exports
• Economists expect data to show that SA is no longer in a recession
• Positive outlook for 2018/19 agricultur­al crop
• Crude oil price jumps by 5% over good trade news
• ‘NUM has held non-strikers to ransom’
• Rebosis sells seven office properties for R2.18bn
• Dawn receives a firm offer to buy and delist the company
• Creating a strong, sustainabl­e social economy
• We need to stop national lies from becoming truth
• WORLD BANK STEPS UP FUNDING
• Sylvester: Abdul is coming to jungle
• Battle for top intensifie­s
• Farewell to a racing legend
• Snowdance for Pinnacle
• Morgan could shake things up
• India’s pace hype faces stern Australia test
• Gayle would love Hendricks to make it three centuries in a row
• Masutha is not thinking about job security
• Solinas likely to rotate Chiefs squad for trip to Zanzibar
• Muller aims to impress at his ‘home’ event
• WHAT’S ON SA OPEN

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