Cape Argus - 2019-10-17

• City lashed over stadium lease
• UCT says campus crime reduced
• DAVID KRAMER POURS ON THE POWER
• FOOD RESCUE DRIVE FOR BENEFIT OF HOMELESS
• ‘Lawyer paid me R50 000’
• City tests earthquake response readiness
• MEC visits vault for exam papers
• More patients than beds
• Load shedding disrupts computer technology exams
• Greenpeace ship in SA
• SRC elections at CPUT start
• Informatio­n inspires dreams of change
• MALLS HAVE LIFE OF THEIR OWN
• ALL IN GOOD TASTE (2)
• Is life in South Africa real, or a myth?
• Solution to housing crisis
• Plato rolls out Walking Bus initiative
• Seeking true, integrated knowledge
• Compensati­on fund, UIF grill
• No more excuses, NPA told
• Zuma likely to stick to his guns in denying state capture, say experts
• DA’s turbulent transition
• Conflict in Syria: wheels within wheels
• Justice minister undermines the rule of law
• N0 ceasefire, says Turkey
• How to house people in smarter cities of the future
• Lam forced to delay speech
• The Northern Ireland bind
• Star heads off to prison
• FRANK STEWART BRIDGE
• MARK RUBERY CHESS
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• SUPER CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• ‘Fixing SA Inc is about how the money is spent’
• FNB starts zero-fees digital bank account
• How to calculate the costs of your electricit­y bill
• KZN trainers gearing up
• SA set for final flourish
• Boks must be cool, calm and collected
• MORE ON THE RUGBY WORLD CUP
• Benni’s Citizens ready to take the fight to Chiefs

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