Cape Argus - 2018-02-05

• Tourists spooked by water crisis
• Millions spent on cycle and pedestrian lanes
• De Lille being investigat­ed over R5m graft claim
• Readers' views on water crisis
• Salman Rushdie's new novel
• Manhunt for two Watergate Centre robbers
• China rubbishes AU wiretappin­g claims
• Drowning incidents claim lives of man and a boy
• Jazz fest to kick-start teen careers
• City’s revised budget slammed
• District Six cairn custom is set to resume with walk
• #ZumaMustGo march to Luthuli House today
• Man held for racist shootings
• Coalition talks to be tough: Merkel
• Trump cites memo as evidence of ‘total vindicatio­n’ on Russia
• Judiciary moves to impeach president
• PnP under fire for points
• MTN vs Samsung leaves cellphone customer ‘on hold’
• Up the creek without a pole
• Men must protect, not abuse
• Teachers, seize the day!
• Where is education leadership?
• Glaring errors reflect badly on spokespers­ons
• Musicians, our country needs you to challenge us
• Will City levy an ‘Age of Aquarius’ corkage charge?
• Shooting from the lip
• Wetlands are nature’s filters
• Boer War novel is absorbing
• Well-written horror stories
• A fashion doctor, not medicine anymore
• Havaianas launches the stylish shades for summer
• When interdepen­dent worlds collide
• New TV show introduces gqom and its culture to Africans
• Bank on Jameson Girl
• Marinaresc­o joins De Kock stable
• Powell proud of Blitzboks’ efforts despite final result
• Fleck to look outside the Cape if it’s bad news regarding Wilco
• Maties coach isn’t entertaini­ng any thoughts of being title favourites
• Du Preez: From a conditioni­ng point of view Sharks are making good progress
• Boxing could face expulsion from Games
• Benni and his players are determined to do City proud in Confederat­ion Cup
• Kane rescues a point at Anfield
• Komphela: Moon’s contributi­on is clear when he is introduced
• Proteas need to find a way to nullify spin threat

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