Cape Times - 2021-02-19

• W Cape police brass in another major shake-up
• Thumbs up for class of 2020 after they endured an eventful year
• Politician­s fingered in plot to shut Independen­t Group
• Disgraced journalist to appear in March
• Khayelitsh­a health-care workers give vaccine the thumbs up
• Another legal blow for embattled Prasa
• South African antibodies study sheds more light on Covid-19 infections
• Film industry on the rebound, bookings rise
• R60 000 bail for accused smuggler of guns to gangs
• Students welcome new UCT sexual misconduct policy
• South Africa on the verge of facing serious threat to its democracy
• SUPERQUICK CROSSWORD 996
• The curious case of journalist Jacques Pauw
• US must normalise relations with struggling Cuba
• THE GREATEST GIG IN THE WORLD
• CAF must flex its muscles
• Nasa’s nail-biting moment
• EC starts acting on Hungary over law on NGO foreign funding
• Frost to deal with EU
• Ruling party candidate set for Niger victory
• Love, attachment spring eternal in the human breast
• My grandfathe­r the mob boss
• Brown tells a powerful story without falling into the trap of verbosity
• Appetising derbies on the menu
• It ends in tears for Serena
• Quinny needs a break, like the rest of us
• I know what to do at Chiefs, says Hunt
• KG ready to roar for the Highveld Lions
• New PIC Amendment Act aims for more transparen­t investment­s
• Bell family company pays R10 a share for additional stake in Bell Equipment |
• OneLogix strategy on track despite its earnings having taken a Covid-19 hit
• Bell family company pays R10 a share for additional stake in Bell Equipment
• Proudly presenting Africa’s Top Employers in 2021
• Toyota South Africa Motors scoops prestigiou­s accolade
• Conduit Capital’s turnaround reduces loss
• MARKETS WRAP
• MARK RUBERY CHESS
• FRANK STEWART BRIDGE

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