Cape Times - 2019-02-08

• NATIONAL ELECTIONS SET FOR MAY 8
• Holy Cross Primary School loses new library in fire
• ‘Meddling’ delayed prosecutio­n of apartheid crimes
• Du Toit SA Rugby Player of the Year
• Eskom will be split into three separate units
• Entries open for Miss Drag SA 2019 to promote gender rights
• Murdered nurse ‘will be missed’
• Family wants answers on cell assault
• Teacher, pupil suspended
• Stabbed Biggy continues to wag his tail
• Rare cancer sufferer starts funding drive
• Sipamla set to be super
• King of the Air hat-trick for Langeree
• Educationa­l art tour of Salt River streets
• Businessma­n assists three Gugulethu matriculan­ts
• Christel House campaign aims to fight hunger and poverty
• HOW TO SAFELY USE ATMS
• Officials join in river protection
• MSF improving health of Rohingya
• Dry dock gets R98m upgrade
• Mantashe hails gas discovery
• City declares war on invasive beetle
• SUPERQUICK CROSSWORD 892
• Giving faces to the casualties of Cold War
• EPWP ‘ghost worker’ arrests loom
• Ex-correction­al services boss gets bail
• ‘Fedusa boss must face music if he scored big bucks from PIC-Ayo deal’
• France continues to stand by Cameroon
• Arrested journalist­s were helping expose corruption – spokespers­on
• ON THIS DAY
• Hidden agenda behind leaked diplomatic note?
• Disturbing attempt to undermine Marais as WP Rugby president
• Bragging rights up for grabs
• May heads back to Brussels
• Diplomats sue government over mystery illness in Cuba
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• FRANK STEWART BRIDGE
• ArcelorMit­tal’s first annual profit in 10 years sees shares jump 10%
• Ramaphosa embraces Judge Nugent’s advocacy for the new Sars head
• BIG GAME-CHANGER FOR SA
• Transnet set to link up heavy-haul line in Botswana |
• Woolworths: Another blow for retailer, Down Under |
• Chatbots are your new best friends
• Clicks: Pharmaceut­icals firm to pay R16 500 per employee |
• OneLogix: Logistics company expecting profit boost |
• Slow built environmen­t transforma­tion
• Two top executives are throwing in the towel at Australia’s fourth-biggest bank
• Partnershi­p to address malnutriti­on with digital aquaponics
• Northam Platinum expecting profits to soar to record R1bn
• SEARCH FOR 22 BEING HAMPERED
• At 15 now, Facebook in danger of becoming irresponsi­ble
• Did you say UFC, Champion?
• World Cup: 5 players who have a small chance ...
• T20 series win is a big confidence boost, says Miller
• Hamza and Mulder given a chance to stake Test claims
• WHAT’S ON PROTEAS
• Liverpool face a test of nerves
• Mosimane questions ‘bad’ timing of PSL DC cases
• Baxter willing to call it quits if Bafana fail to qualify for Afcon
• Amajita must win big against Burundi
• Five areas for Pirates to focus on
• Three Stormers who will be pushing for more game time
• WHAT’S ON DERBY
• Too early for title talk, says Comitis
• Marcus looks set for another good afternoon
• Shanghai Tang can make it sweet
• No waiting on Procrastin­ation
• The Autumn Sun is shining
• HOW TO SERVE
• Art imitates life ...
• SA television grows up
• BOKANI DYER TRIO AT JAZZ IN THE NATIVE YARDS

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