Cape Times - 2014-02-18

• Final curtain for SABC boss?
• Drug mule returns to SA after release in Brazil
• Ban lifted on South African red meat exports
• CAREER PATH OF HLAUDI MOTSOENENG
• Barcelona vs Manchester City: five things you need to know
• How to switch on and escape from Eskom’s national power grid
• Co-pilot hijacks plane for asylum
• Conflict over court order to clear Indian reservatio­ns
• UK floods pose ‘absolutely devastatin­g’ threat to wildlife
• Merkel moves to counter US, UK surveillan­ce
• Five of 7 missing divers found alive in Bali
• Capsize traumatise­d city skipper
• City liquor by-law crackdown warning
• Decision on rearrested Waterkloof killers hoped for ‘within 72 hours’
• Police, razor wire await illegal miners
• MEC chased at housing handover
• Arms deal report classified: ex-minister
• DA lays out blueprint for economic growth
• Party unharmed by failed AgangSA marriage – Zille
• Veteran politician Turok retires
• Family and team honour city track cycling champion
• Education officials locked in school hall
• Murder rate down as police plan targeting weapons bears fruit
• Never mind the water, watch out for crocodiles in trees too
• SA dismal in adult male mortality rate
• Longer jail terms fail to deter crime – study
• ‘Okay to do Cycle Tour twice on same day’
• Killer wife to get new legal team for sentencing stage
• Gravity and Steve McQueen’s 12 Years a Slave share Bafta spoils
• Health MEC Botha comes to clinic’s aid
• V&A deal unethical, court hears
• Road rage accused gets R5 000 bail
• WHAT’S ON IN THE CITY
• Teen held for murder of cousin, 6
• Kalk Bay man fights for livelihood
• Study traces and confirms castaway’s 13-month ordeal at sea
• Here’s ‘nog ‘n piep’ after watching Number 1 for 87 minutes
• Waste of money
• Farmers feed nations
• Waste of time
• Fracking will inject healthy sum into economy and create work for the jobless
• Troubled waters
• Israel shares optimism and technology in SA joint ventures
• DA could alienate Afrikaner members as it battles to find its true identity
• Metro police working with SAPS to make Cape Town a safe city for all
• Lets talk about sex, baby
• ‘Internatio­nal Ballet Competitio­n’ brings top dance talent to town
• Designing Cape into history books
• Radical changes to NCA laid out
• Amplats will battle to win union suit, says expert
• TMG’s collusion claim is scurrilous – Sekunjalo chief
• BUILDING FOR THE WORKERS
• Chinese credit report gives rand a boost
• A slowdown in emerging markets is ramping up the deflation threat for developed nations
• Businesses can help in the mass roll-out of the closest thing we have to HIV vaccine
• Platinum producers bite bullet and hold on,
• Is fracking fantastic or just flipping foolish?
• Tito Mboweni
• French chefs fed up with diners sharing photos of food
• Consolidat­ion plan pays off for KAP
• New reserves prolong Sibanye’s life-of-mine beyond 2027
• Dollar gold price rally to resume after ebbing
• Rising bond yields push mining firms to favour bank loans
• Top performer Naspers propels bourse to hit highs
• The rand powers up on foreign buying
• Japan slows as sales tax increase looms
• Abidjan first major infrastruc­ture project e could lift Ivory Coast’s growth
• Ecobank leadership presses chief executive to quit
• Shell to drill for oil off coast of Namibia
• YOUR LUCK TODAY
• Chefs wage war against ‘food porn’ in France
• Tellytrack fee showdown
• Khune doesn’t want to give Neymar the joy of scoring against Bafana
• Ikeys and Maties put it together at Varsity Cup
• Afghanista­n stun Aussies in Under-19 World Cup
• Lambie the baby-faced pivot likes carrying the baton in Jake’s orchestra
• Stormers will have to keep it tight at least until the ‘tour of hell’ is over
• McLaren could miss second Test
• Taylor and Tinkler want to be No 1 for at least the night
• Ecstatic Beuran thanks Vinnie and ‘Langes’ for help
• City now a bigger club than United, says Pellegrini

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