Cape Times - 2019-02-21

• R69bn to cover 70% of interest on debt
• R4 billion allocated to NHI
• Burn victim Bambi put down
• Damian Willemse can change Stormers’ fortunes
• Call for probe into asylum seeker’s death
• Family and friends mourn anti-apartheid activist
• MSF hospital under attack
• SPCA furious over SANDF’s loud display
• Smokers, drinkers to pay
• Guilty Rohde maintains his innocence
• UWC hosts conference
• School library to boost study
• Uplifting communitie­s and youth through street art
• Competitio­n Commission approves 19 business mergers
• Concourt rules for SAB in suspension battle
• Firefighte­rs struggle to contain Winelands blaze
• Gift of Givers strikes water, gives Makhanda fresh hope
• Chicken imports at a record high
• Rolling out red carpet for Indian visitors
• PowerBall: where’s winner?
• LAGERFELD: KAISER OF THE CATWALK
• HOW TO MAKE STUFFED EGGPLANTS
• Icon’s most outrageous handbaggin­gs
• Mrwebi denies helping Selebi escape prosecutio­n
• Drive to register student voters stalls
• Ruling party backs Museveni’s polls bid
• Burundi calls for AU meeting over Amisom resolution
• ON THIS DAY FEBRUARY 21
• Eskom graft testimony to be presented to Zondo commission
• Internet shutdowns don’t contain African dissent
• JOINING HANDS TO SKILL SA’S YOUTH
• SA’s bungles a never-ending ‘Game of Groans’
• Politician­s must stop making empty pledges
• Risk to world’s climate worsens
• Montana ‘sale’ to Canada gains traction
• Macron joins the thousands rallying against anti-semitism in France
• Nuns laud Pope’s stand
• For the love of the mother tongue
• Call for country to support Semenya
• Depressing scenes at Company’s Garden
• Spare a thought for those in prison
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• FRANK STEWART BRIDGE
• Reviving the heart of economic recovery
• Minister stands firm on plan to keep lights on
• Concern about new carbon tax
• R3.2bn funding for start-up companies
• Warm embrace for project to support first-time home buyers
• Sars set to get tough on lawlessnes­s
• Personal income tax-free threshold hiked to R79 000
• Tito to assign ‘big brothers’ to parastatal­s
• Treasury slashes R27bn in medium term from ‘unsustaina­ble’ runaway wage bill
• IPP contracts to reach R146.9bn; Eskom ‘must revive solar panel roll-out’
• A confident Mboweni takes pot shots
• A budget speech with no major tax hike forecast but with major debt expected
• Mboweni’s speech straddles demands and risk
• The state-owned entities pose very serious
• DEVELOPMEN­TS SINCE THE MTBPS
• TAX REVENUE AND RAISING SARS CAPACITY
• CONSOLIDAT­ED FISCAL FRAMEWORK
• Risks to the fiscal framework – Mboweni
• DATA COSTS MUST FALL!
• FUTURE-PROOFING THE BUDGET
• DIVISION OF REVENUE
• EOH rebounds after departures
• Strong performanc­e by Bidcorp, brushing aside Brexit concerns
• Intu Properties knocked by negative sentiment
• Budget: SA is tiptoeing on downgrade tightrope
• Marchingon­together takes the salute
• Downs sitting in ‘right position’
• Confederat­ion Cup experience helped Le Roux at Afcon
• Amakhosi can still win the league title, says Maluleka
• Citizens bank on Chiefs to do them a favour in MDC race
• The recipe for United’s success under Solskjaer
• Sarri planning for long-term, defends tactics at Chelsea
• There’s method to Wisemantel’s madness
• Cooper’s production­s in Canberra should be welcomed even more
• EVERYONE else in rugby enjoys an England defeat for a variety of historical reasons, but the neutrals will be behind Wales in Cardiff on Saturday in the more prosaic hope of preserving some uncertaint­y in the outcome of the Six Nations championsh­ip.
• Hamilton shrugs off Ferrari’s early testing pace
• Proteas tend to play at their best when wounded
• Hosts Egypt pick six venues for Afcon 2019
• Choose courses that are relevant to the times we live in

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