Cape Times - 2019-03-06

• I-Health is what the doctor ordered for Khayelitsh­a
• Concern at spike in attacks on blind people
• Heroine slain protecting disabled man
• THE 67 Blankets
• Kouoh named Zeitz Museum executive director
• R85bn to develop infrastruc­ture in Africa – SA’s growth factor is still in contractio­n
• Fab fashion fusing with decor
• Banyana aim to finish strong
• Macron calls for EU renaissanc­e
• Cart horses help reduce poverty
• EDITOR’S NOTE
• UCT uses Google to track eagle diet
• NHI - the only viable plan to ensure quality health care for all
• Jarrid Geduld scores his first Safta
• ‘SA preparing itself for 4IR challenges’
• One teacher for 100 pupils
• Fast food children’s meals ‘scandalous­ly’ high in salt – warning
• Gopolang Mogale out to turn tears into cheers
• Push to curb grant payment heist risks
• Call to scrap Home Affairs ID contract
• Board interview process faces legal threat from unions
• ON THIS DAY
• Bishop accused of exploiting job seekers in KwaZulu-Natal
• Plan to move ship lane to protect whales
• Brulpadda has much promise
• MAKING THE NEIGHBOURH­OOD A PRIORITY
• Unit contribute­s to a safer city for all
• Intensify campaign on violence
• Luxury brands shamed, scorned
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• SA’s growth factor is still in contractio­n
• ‘Atypical meetings’ held before Darfoor ousting, executive exodus
• Ex-manager can still access confidenti­al documents
• South Africans are taxed to death, but the legendary 42 isn’t our number |
• Royal Bafokeng plans to raise R1 billion for upgrade |
• Steinhoff down 6% on report that charges will be laid |
• Attacq declares interim dividend of 40.5 cents |
• Nedbank’s assets now exceed R1 trillion |
• Milco’s plan to buy Clover share capital to be decided
• Minister Davies appoints 5 new members to BRICS council
• SA DATA MORE EXPENSIVE THAN IN ITS REGIONAL ECONOMIC RIVALS
• SEPCEM REVENUE DOWN
• Vukile Property Fund agrees to R37m capital investment in Edcon stores
• Sibambene is on an acquisitio­n trail, mainly in the coal sector
• Need to redistribu­te wealth, become more inclusive
• Trevor Manuel’s path to build SA afresh is clear
• Ways to stimulate growth without SA going into the red
• RAND, BONDS FIRMER, JSE LOWER
• Roma coach under fire
• Mokoko to avoid the traffic
• Tedesco not guaranteed a permanent job at Schalke
• 1. Scariest front three in Europe
• 5. Eintracht’s solid defence
• That pastor has nothing on Benni
• Eli Snyman is happy with his Super Rugby ascendancy
• Proteas will fight batting fire with pace

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