Cape Times - 2019-03-15

• SIU to probe R250m lost to graft at NHLS
• THE lion which escaped from Karoo National Park nearly four weeks ago has been found in a fit and healthy condition.
• City gets final interdict against klopse
• Alarm over cab-driver’s killing
• Pressure mounts on Makhura to fire Mazibuko
• Sobukwe gave hope to the hopeless in Struggle
• No BS, Mercedes have work to do
• African Rainbow dumps struggling EOH – Standard Bank to close 91 branches
• Big rescue of Amur Falcons
• No new foot-and-mouth disease cases reported
• Black farmers tell Zokwana of their struggles
• Two Oceans prepares to plunge into Trash Bash
• Bumper citrus crop for exports
• Witnesses place Packham at station
• Mom welcomes life sentence for Lewis’s killer
• Teacher inspires in gang-ridden area
• Scientists team up to work on laser biosensor
• Cape Town to host world’s first endoscopic gynaecolog­y conference
• ‘Parents have a role’
• Profession­alising social work
• Anti-Racism Week begins
• ‘Jethro loved people’
• Student tackles socio-economics
• Ramaphosa lavishes praise on Soweto Gospel Choir
• Pioneering 3D ear surgery
• Ubuntu in action: donate R50 towards children’s facial surgery
• Liberty Encounter lines up fresh challenges
• Paxton breaks into big time
• Chocolate made with bicycle
• Brilliant observatio­n of bringing art to life
• ‘Something fishy about Radebe’s absence’
• Parties disagree on SABC candidated
• ON THIS DAY
• Nene visited Guptas ‘to not offend JZ’
• Populists don’t keep promises
• Vusa Academy kids victorious against junior school elite
• KILLING ELEPHANTS IS NOT A WISE WAY TO WIN VOTES
• Is Ferrari back in the driving seat?
• Mass surrender at IS enclave
• Boeing’s black boxes in Paris for decoding
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• FRANK STEWART BRIDGE
• Standard Bank to close 91 branches
• METAIR is gearing up to become a maker of leading-edge lithium-ion batteries for electric vehicles after top results
• RMH eyeing potentiall­y disruptive investment­s
• Exxaro rewards shareholde­rs with bumper dividend
• Quantum Foods warns its shareholde­rs of a decline in its half-year profits
• MC Mining’s shares fall 10% over Makhado, then recover
• REDISA READY TO REVIVE OPS
• Connectivi­ty will be the key to unlock the 4IR benefits for SA
• There is a pot of anxiety clouding the markets
• Is tech behind the tragic plane crashes?
• It’s true: BBBEE is a misnomer and a façade
• Reds’ chance to rule again
• Milner: Mane is on fire
• Messi ‘is just unstoppabl­e’
• IBO cruiserwei­ght champion Lerena headlines internatio­nal bill
• Tumisang is grinding for Azania’s nappies
• Orie’s leadership ‘will be key up front’
• Springbok Women aim higher
• No excuse and no panic as Kohli sees the big picture in Australia ODI series defeat
• Damian: Stormers still trying to get their attack right
• Sri Lanka are not having a lot of fun at the moment
• Wouldn’t it be something if City won three trophies this season
• BE WISE AND CONSERVATI­VE THIS WEEKEND
• Captain to show that he is master
• Hermoso Mundo seeks Gold Cup berth in Abu Dhabi
• NONTANDO MPOSO
• What happens when heroes fall from grace
• THE CURE TOURS SOUTH AFRICA

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