Cape Times - 2017-12-20

• EVITA REVEALS CYRIL SECRET
• 68 votes can swing it
• Day Zero threatens earlier than thought
• Call to change view of homeless
• Another white rhino calf at Aquila
• JSE shares rally on Ramaphosa’s victory
• A tough road ahead for the ruling party
• Zoo visitors catch glimpse of baby panda
• Row over bid to alter Uganda’s constituti­on
• Flights resume after airport blaze, blackout
• Suspected spy held in Russia
• Husband denies murdering ex-president’s daughter
• ‘Star Wars’ horseshoe bat among 115 new Asian species
• Cops blamed for not guilty verdict in case
• Holiday fun at the Cableway
• Maties HIV centre appoints new director
• Little jollity among Klopse at court
• Alliance partners welcome new leader
• Mandela’s preferred candidate
• Premier won’t join NEC, sparks succession talk
• Activists’ anger at patriarchy
• Police probe refusal to assist mom over missing daughters
• Listeriosi­s claims five in W Cape
• Cape road death toll at 84
• The growth of coastal shipping
• Baked ricotta cheesecake
• Teriyaki salmon bowl with salmon crackling
• ‘King Kong’ a knockout
• Former diplomat salutes new ANC president
• The rand rallies but the gains are still fragile
• PAC on leadership
• Election a relief
• BLSA backs new team
• Assembly must sit
• Cyril will need some very fancy footwork
• De Lille’s DA lifeline cut by clashes?
• Insult to Struggle veteran Ahmed Kathrada, to cast aspersion on his words
• BBC optimistic about acceptance of its proposals
• Shadow banking raising important policy concerns, says Reserve Bank
• Trump, Republican­s buoyant as Congress votes on biggest tax changes in 30 years
• SARS scores victories in fight against illegal clothing imports and counterfei­ts
• Ramaphosa isn’t the only winner – so is the rand
• Opinion: New ANC president’s victory a major turning point in our democracy
• SA faces many economic headwinds
• Group Five’s interim losses are set to widen significan­tly
• Moody’s: little new year cheer for SA firms
• An early Christmas for thousands of ex-miners
• Dawn shareholde­rs back sale of interest in GDWT
• Fairvest to acquire control of Diepkloof properties
• Banking stocks cheer Ramaphosa win, rand eases
• European shares follow US and Asia higher in anticipati­on of tax cuts
• Savings groups give women more clout
• Business morale down in Germany
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• Handicappe­rs not impressed
• It’s an exciting time for cricket
• Ashes whitewash now the mission for pressure-free Baggy Greens
• Le Clos pushed hard as three swim to 2018 Games butterfly qualifying time
• Shocked Gatlin sacks his coach
• Discipline­d City catch runaway leaders Sundowns on the counter at Loftus
• Ntini, Klusener plotting Proteas’ downfall

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