Cape Times - 2018-12-06

• ‘I would have killed my own dogs’
• Qunu remembers its beloved Madiba
• Minister vows to fast-track land reform
• Municipali­ty accused of awarding unfair contract
• Tutu pays tribute to Alex Boraine
• The joy in filling shoeboxes with gifts
• SA ‘moves to ease controls’ on fuel price | 11
• Rescued rhinos released back into wild
• Chanel sheds exotic skins and fur
• Uplifting game drives for the disabled
• Outrage over Rupert’s ‘arrogant’ remarks
• Scare tactics averted Day Zero
• Support a street store for the homeless
• Pedestrian­s top road deaths in W Cape
• Women’s fitness event hailed a success
• Killer’s twins torn between mourning mother, supporting father
• Mixed housing project gets R6bn go-ahead
• Load shedding hits pockets
• SAFETY GUIDE FESTIVE SEASON
• HOW TO SAVE FUEL
• Forum elects new leaders
• Tackling inequality in cyber infrastruc­ture
• Funding boost to benefit disabled at UCT
• Municipali­ties stripped of funds for failing to spend on projects
• Hunt for suspects in concert crime spree
• ANC mourns ‘Uncle Mendi’, man of loyalty, sincerity, utter humility
• ON THIS DAY IN HISTORY
• New NDPP boss has her work cut out for her
• BATOHI IS BEST PERSON TO TURN NPA AROUND
• New NDPP brings hope of a much better era
• President has faith in Batohi
• Khashoggi: arrest warrants filed
• China upbeat on deal with US amid temporary trade war truce
• S Korea split on ‘US approval’ of N Korea liaison
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• FRANK STEWART BRIDGE
• Balwin launches rental housing initiative
• National Treasury approves ‘emergency procuremen­t’ of diesel for Eskom turbines
• Dealers need to keep up with car-buying trends
• Growthpoin­t invests another R908m in Australia
• Xolobeni slams Mantashe over ‘referendum bid’ on mining
• No funds to compensate displaced white farmers – Zim treasury
• CEOs worried about next year’s election uncertaint­ies
• Oil trading giants under pressure from Brazil’s federal police for alleged kickbacks
• Sanlam shares drop 4.08% on sealing biggest historic deal
• Where is South Africa’s healthcare headed?
• Can you dictate to trustees in your letter of wishes?
• PLAN TO CUT CARBON EMISSIONS
• ‘Enjoyment’ key to Baroka’s run
• Da Rocha is out to exploit all of Seabi’s weaknesses
• City are trying to get Rantie into the right condition
• Behardien: Blitz are still in pound seats Adams Zaahier
• ENGLAND TARGET GATLAND
• Can Rainbow Bridge remain unbeaten?
• Kiwis want that big, loud love
• WHAT’S ON SA OPEN
• Spartans win a dreadful game
• No frills, sensible, and cheap too

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