Cape Argus - 2018-09-13

• NICRO TURNS 108
• Cosatu bleeds members
• UCT meets over religious holy days clashing with exams
• ‘THE AFFAIR’ AND OTHER SHOWS TO WATCH
• CITY CRACKS DOWN ON RUNDOWN BUILDINGS
• LIVING THROUGH MASS EXTINCTION
• Phillips acquitted of murder, guilty of raping girlfriend
• Confiscate­d abalone theft
• Protest against crime, gangsteris­m
• Seeking equality at work
• Show to celebrate Cape culture
• Their aim is to compromise as many victims as possible to maximise their profits
• Cops to protect trains
• Who will wear mayor’s chain?
• We must prepare for the future, says Maimane
• HOW MUCH DO WE REALLY KNOW ABOUT ELECTRICIT­Y
• GOVERNMENT MUST LISTEN TO PLIGHT OF OUR CITIZENS FIRST
• Gigaba faces Gupta heat
• ‘ANC could abandon radical policies’
• Zuma vehemently denies existence of state capture
• Let business schools evolve
• Dancing to global success
• Creating new value chain
• Women make a mark in recycling
• Exciting names in music visit
• MyCiTi service ‘restores senior citizens’ dignity’
• What you should know about your medical scheme
• 5G roll-out to speed up communicat­ion
• TWO THINGS ARE CERTAIN IN LIFE: DEATH AND TAXES
• Another Jantjies to watch
• Herbst sprinkling his flavour to Lions’ Currie Cup
• Wolff downplays Lewis’s street cred in Singapore
• Plenty of reasons for optimism at the Cobras
• Maritzburg’s healthy headache for Wits tie
• City are community Citizens
• Banyana too laid back in PE opener
• Boks must think out of the box
• Cue The Music aiming high

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