Cape Argus - 2018-10-25

• Critics lash out at Mboweni
• No escaping the heat in Western Cape
• A no, no, no from De Lille on exit
• HIGH SCHOOL FINALIST’S ESSAY
• UCT DEVELOPS URINE BRICKS
• STARS OPEN UP ABOUT MENTAL ILLNESS
• Hannah’s final hours
• TOUGH ROAD AHEAD FOR TITO
• MyCiTi replacing striking drivers
• Church: Blikkies people can stay
• 6 YEARS FOR CORRUPT EX-HOTEL EMPLOYEE
• DAM LEVELS DROP TO 75.6%
• Mom: ‘school didn’t protect my child’
• SA Youth Choir to accompany legend Mabuse
• Pick n Pay to assist fire victims
• Ire over Philippi land
• De Lille to answer to graft accusation­s
• Hip Hop Pantsula, 38, dies
• Mugg & Bean raises R1m for cancer
• Transport plan launched
• OUR POLITICS IS A CAREER WORTH DYING FOR
• THE PLEASURES AND EVILS OF DRINK (1)
• EDUCATION AMENDMENT BILL CONTRAVENE­S 1996 SCHOOLS ACT
• SAUDIS SCORE ZERO IN SOCIAL REFORM
• ‘COLONIALS’ WANTED PROSPERITY FOR ALL
• SOCIALISM LEADS TO EQUALITY IN POVERTY
• ZIMBABWEAN­S MAY FLOCK TO SA AGAIN
• A TOUCH OF HYPOCRISY, PERHAPS?
• Vision of Zonnebloem as a centre for sport
• Teaching our pupils self-esteem
• Racism sparks attack
• Proper hygiene is in our hands
• ‘DA is picking on Mkhwebane’
• Ramaphosa caught up in legal battle to keep executive decisions secret
• Army tasked with saving Vaal River infrastruc­ture
• Overhaul for sector as NHI implemente­d
• Laying the past to rest
• What would Mama Albertina say to Cyril?
• Difficult decisions confront the government
• ‘Stay out of constituti­on’
• LIGHTING THE WAY
• SUSPICIOUS PACKAGES PROBE
• Germany mulls decision to halt Saudi arms export
• Freed Japanese journalist ‘safe’
• EU bid to ban throw-away plastics
• SPACE FLIGHT NEEDS MENTAL STRENGTH
• SECURITY CONCERNS CUT MEGHAN’S VISIT
• RUSSIAN CAUGHT SMUGGLING DEAD WIFE INTO UKRAINE
• ROBBERS ARRESTED ON RETURN TO SHOP
• MARK RUBERY CHESS
• FRANK STEWART BRIDGE
• TV GUIDE OCTOBER 25
• M-NET MOVIES SMILE, DSTV CHANNEL 105, 10.20PM
• PEOPLE RYAN MURPHY
• 1MAGIC, DSTV CHANNEL 103, 6PM
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• SUPER CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• 10 MINUTE CROSSWORD
• Yesterday’s solutions:
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• Five small business money-saving myths
• Does your trust deed include your adopted kids?
• A LETTER TO THE RECEIVER OF ALL MY REVENUE
• HABITS OF THE RICH AND FAMOUS
• News you can believe.
• It’s Reeza or Aiden for Proteas
• The ‘Brothers Malan’ give Cobras their bite
• ‘This is a special trophy’
• Arsenal gunning for unbeaten Sporting
• Mexican delight for Hamilton?
• Bantwana are on track for World Cup in Uruguay
• Micho banking on Pule magic
• Benni must light a fire under his squad
• THE GOAL OF KANE
• Sharks boosted by Nkosi’s bite

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