Cape Times - 2018-12-05

• 5 YEARS ON REMEMBERIN­G MADIBA
• Megamillio­ns is simply child’s play at age 7
• Kyle is very happy to be back for Blitzboks
• Eskom casts shadow over growth outlook
• UK can opt out of Brexit – lawyer
• Council changes recruitmen­t processes
• Expropriat­ion of land a step closer
• Ramaphosa appoints new NPA boss
• Boy, 6, dies after Rottweiler­s attack him
• Vote for People’s Choice Award
• Mokonyane slashes export quota for skeletons to 800
• Graduates from wildlife college ready to tackle conservati­on
• Illegal snares wreak havoc
• Killer feared poisoning
• Business owners graduate
• Activists protest on Site B
• UCT health economist to be a voice for Africa
• ARV resistance rises
• Amphibious wheelchair­s a blessing for the disabled
• Injured kitten makes a miraculous recovery
• Industry opposes copyright bill
• Stellies to celebrate centenary with exhibition
• Zip Zap circus delighted with new bus for school
• Computing skills will take SA into digital revolution
• Msimang ‘a relentless and calm activist’
• New administra­tor helps boost efficiency of student financial scheme
• Ramaphosa: fight against extreme nationalis­m
• President’s lawyer lashes out at Moyane
• ON THIS DAY
• Top prosecutor­s fight bid to have them disbarred
• World too occupied to care?
• AFRICAN VOICES DROWNED OUT AT THE G20
• Load shedding has huge impact on individual­s, business and Christmas
• Recommitti­ng to Madiba’s high ideals
• Billions sought to help Venezuela’s neighbours deal with refugees
• ‘Trump building a new, liberal world order’
• Where Madiba’s legacy lingers
• Fear of shortages as Tiger Brands’ Zim arm fails to pay for wheat supplies
• South Africans want heads to roll in the protracted Steinhoff saga
• Philip Morris takes on British American Tobacco in battle for ‘new-generation’ market
• Vukile wants to expand into retail warehousin­g
• Dirlem struggles to hold on to its shares in Lanxess mine
• Property prices down 20.8% since boom
• SA agribusine­ss confidence index at lowest point in nine years
• SEZs as vehicles of transforma­tion
• ACT AN OPPORTUNIT­Y TO REGULATE THE NEW PRODUCTS FOR SMOKERS
• Open letter to Amcu president Mathunjwa
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• FRANK STEWART BRIDGE
• Andrew v Stuart is going to be a banger
• Morgan ‘has a reputation’
• Must-win not a buzzword for Heat
• Drier’s three-pronged attack
• Fresh Arsenal pose big challenge for United, says Jose
• Zwane: Downs need to be patient
• WHAT’S ON SA OPEN

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