Cape Argus - 2019-02-19

• Suspected serial killer in court
• Eskom says ‘no load shedding’
• ‘BABY JAKE’ TO SHOW HE STILL HAS PUNCH
• BUSINESS BUILT ON TRUST
• ROHDE: PLEA FOR LENIENCY
• Technology curbs holiday road deaths
• Teachers speak out
• SEMENYA SIMPLY IS A CUT ABOVE THE REST
• Students still camped outside
• Local women bag business awards
• ‘Budget must address ills at NSFAS’
• Taiwan donates medical supplies
• IAAF slammed for ‘underhand tactics’
• Ex-ANC councillor starts party
• Foundation concerned by crime bill
• Political shenanigan­s is a waste of energy
• FRIENDSHIP AND KINDNESS WILL BE MISSED
• CITY HAS BECOME HOSTILE PLACE, LEADING TO PARANOIA
• Standing on the shoulders of giants
• Don’t restructur­e Eskom – restructur­e society
• Lowdown on eviction orders
• Mitigating SA’s water scarcity
• District Six claimants go to grave without restitutio­n
• Off-road race adventure takes new turns
• Finance heads in JZ’s bad books for doing their job
• Icasa boss’s fate still in balance
• Bid to defend mayor’s outburst
• Roots of the Eskom crisis
• Incompeten­ce behind postponed polls
• Waiting with bated breath for Budget magic
• British MPs slam Facebook
• Report on abuse expected to trigger resignatio­ns
• Saudi prince releases prisoners
• Trump may issue first veto
• DJ Cleo slammed over Brickz visit
• CELEB AKA ready to roast his roasters
• Let’s talk about sex…
• MARK RUBERY CHESS
• FRANK STEWART BRIDGE
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• SUPER CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Budget prediction­s MEDICAL TAX CREDIT
• HOPING FOR A GREAT ESCAPE TOMORROW
• Sceptical investors favour cash over equities
• Bulls will go on the defensive, says Pienaar
• Swys to decide who to flank
• Chiefs still chasing consistenc­y
• Sundowns have a chance to top the log
• Jordan was a NBA game-changer
• CUT hold on for 1-point win
• Barcelona lack sparkle ahead of Lyon clash
• Stormers promise a better showing
• SA MUST STIFLE ISLAND STYLE
• Xherdan relishes clash against Bayern

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