Cape Times - 2019-03-11

• Laerskool Mikro under spotlight over ‘k-word’
• Relief at decision of archdioces­e
• Mahlobo denies being fingered in report
• 157 killed in airline crash
• Real reason executives left
• Cheesy fun at expense of babies
• Is Quinton the new chief assassin?
• Transnet throws down the gauntlet – Policy uncertaint­y will keep rand volatile
• Bouteflika faces protests on return
• Raising funds for Makhanda
• UWC lauds Good Green Deeds initiative
• Community activist and teacher ‘Roly’ Jethro dies of cancer at 58
• Willeit, Gaze the champs
• Top team to track lion
• D6: Another court battle
• Sad farewell to slain taxi driver
• School kids benefit from bike donation
• Outcry at rape computer game
• Mandela clan backs renaming of city airport after maWinnie
• More heavy rains today
• Mental health campaign
• Tea, not vodka’s so Russian
• Giant 613kg pumpkin sets a new SA record at competitio­n
• ANC united in denying claim of xenophobia
• ‘Don’t use land as tool to split our people’
• Hlaudi’s party opposed to expropriat­ion without compensati­on
• Technology must benefit women, says Mlambo-Ngcuka
• ON THIS DAY
• Outcry over Saudi moves on La Scala
• Why SA is big in Japan
• Parallels between Turkey and SA ‘a fantasy’
• UK NOT ENTITLED TO STRIP BEGUM OF PASSPORT
• Consumers left reeling
• New Age guide to changing office fashions
• Twitterati agog as tiny bag makes waves
• HOW TO COOK MUSSELS
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• FRANK STEWART BRIDGE
• Tongaat tanks after warning that probe may affect financials
• Policy uncertaint­y will keep rand volatile – Fitch
• PIC inquiry: The curious case of Mondli Gungubele’s power
• Treasury may act against staff implicated in failed management system |
• Sanlam’s top eight executives to pocket R139.7 million
• Low earnings growth a bitter pill for Aspen
• Royal Bafokeng’s Steve Phiri tops JSE’s best-paid list
• Land grab a lengthy and cumbersome process
• IMF: success of Zim currency reform needs sound fiscal measures
• Retailers should heed shifts in consumer behaviour
• Global economic slowdown and trade war hit risk appetite
• MMI Holdings sets its sights on R4bn in headline earnings by 2021
• What happens when someone commits perjury?
• Is it a case of from darling to pariah back to darling again?
• MARKETS WRAP
• Eddie on relegation
• Will UWC bag their first win?
• ’Be very afraid’ of the Crusaders
• Track holds up in spite of the weather
• Arsenal end Solskjaer’s run
• Harding wins Qatar Masters
• Ndengane is a player who ‘always gives 200 percent’
• Komphela optimistic the tide will turn despite back-to-back defeats for Golden Arrows
• Tinkler believes Maritzburg can avoid chop
• Gaze powers his way to Cycle Tour win
• WHAT’S ON CAF CHAMPIONS LEAGUE

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