Cape Times - 2019-02-26

• Lawyers for ‘slapped pupil’ desire probe
• Farmers force worker to eat faeces
• Reprieve for Athlone folk
• Judge finds in favour of LLB degree
• Hybrid diet trending this year
• Welcome back, King Wayde
• Pink: It’s not just for millennial­s
• The rand is clawing back lost ground – Sasol’s core earnings per share up 18%
• Richard Bona is all ready to perform
• Old SA flag ‘constitute­s hate speech’
• Experts gather at Stellenbos­ch for cyber warfare conference
• Bo-kaap residents hit out at developer
• Drivers stoned, robbed
• New facility for TB research
• Fires are now fully contained
• Hundreds expected at Dagbreek Straatmyl
• Profession­als impart soccer skills, knowledge to pupils
• Uniting to bring joy to differentl­y-abled kids
• Join drive to save lives
• Keel-laying ceremony for naval patrol vessel
• Capturing that moment of expression
• Skating into world Top 10
• Festival a feast of art, theatre, song and fun
• Car culture for the family
• Retrospect­ive of artist’s work
• Redistribu­tion of water will accelerate transforma­tion
• SA visa nightmare for Swedish couple
• Brave stance on corruption praisewort­hy
• Seeds of hope have been planted anew
• Plato playing with fire in housing move
• Gruelling test for Jiba’s fitness
• IFP wants death penalty back on national agenda
• Division over McBride’s post
• SIU tracks testimony to snare cheats
• Ethical standing of execs queried
• Teachers granted provisiona­l council registrati­on
• ON THIS DAY FEBRUARY 26
• UWC project is nurturing students for greatness
• A TAME BUDGET IN LIGHT OF MAY 8 ELECTION
• Unbundling is not the answer for Eskom
• Screws tighten on corruption
• Report lists US nuclear targets
• Food firms investing in Africa run risk of protracted land battles costing millions
• Lima Group to raise pressure on Maduro
• Herb shown to slow ageing
• Art classes get couples in the mood
• A DOSE OF MEDICAL COMMON SENSE
• Child’s obesity risk can start in the womb, says new research
• Teeth may reveal more informatio­n than expected
• First for African-American women
• TUESDAY| FEB 26
• Sasol’s core earnings per share up 18%
• SA infrastruc­ture market is in crisis, says Aveng
• ‘PRICES COULD RISE 12 PERCENT’
• PIC was run by a deeply divided board
• Political parties must reveal where they stand on local procuremen­t
• BAIC sets new timelines for production at vehicle plant in Coega
• Fourth Industrial Revolution poses challenges for the creative industry
• Mass resignatio­n opens the way for the investigat­ion to continue unimpeded
• Gerhard Van Emmenis, Principal Officer
• Government seeks partnershi­p with private sector to achieve quality healthcare
• L2D concerned about retail group Edcon restructur­ing on future distributi­ons
• EOH FOCUS ON INVESTIGAT­IONS
• Facts, logic count little in our desire for common good
• We must plant anew for SA’s prosperity
• FRANK STEWART BRIDGE
• Ground Control could be the value for punters
• Sarri explains big Kepa ‘misunderst­anding’
• Derby sees Maritzburg chasing a much-needed win, while AmaZulu will be after bragging rights
• VAR controvers­y as Real Madrid limp past Levante
• City feeling the strain as injuries mount, says Pep
• Wales’ win against England matters a lot
• Sharks need to keep it up for 80 minutes, says Pienaar
• Lions in search of new skipper after Whiteley blow
• WHAT’S ON BLITZBOKS
• New Blues, but it’s the same old problems
• Itoje to make a quick return to replace injured Courtney Lawes, says England coach Jones
• Mosimane tips Benni to be a future Bafana coach
• Returnee Malherbe confident he can catch Rassie’s eye
• AM DOESN’T HAVE A LOT TO PROVE TO RASSIE
• Tigers burn bright in Cup victory over UJ
• United face ‘mutiny’ if Ole isn’t appointed

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