Cape Times - 2018-03-02

• City housing project blow
• De Lille’s accuser has own skeletons
• All-female crew arrives
• Sport on TV
• Syria rebels blamed for shelling
• COMFORT WOMEN FURY
• Brexit border bother
• Taliban dismisses talks as ploy to lull it into surrender
• EU tightens net employment rules in member states
• New Guinea quake toll hits 31
• Naftogaz claims $2.56bn win
• ‘Sensitive’ data hacked
• Peacekeepe­rs from Bangladesh killed
• ‘Name war criminals’
• Alarm at sex abuse
• Aussie protesters ‘dogs’
• ‘Rein in drug trade’
• Two workers die after road trench collapses
• Three pupils stabbed in Atlantis
• Father set to lose house in child maintenanc­e case
• Revving up engines for greater good
• Cop kills two, commits suicide
• Cabinet mulls VAT increase – Nomvula
• Khoi and San’s liberation walk comes to a ceremonial end
• Traditiona­l leaders echo land claim call
• Gupta firms facing bleak outlook
• Dlamini promises free pads for girls
• Drought is hitting farmers hard
• Lynne Brown resigns as MP, confirms ANC
• City’s water allocation curbed
• Islamic State-linked pair in court over missing couple
• Family marks another birthday for missing mom
• Surfing’s Mick Fanning retires
• ‘Lion Whisperer’ devastated after woman’s death
• Mountainee­r Sibusiso Vilane’s epic trek
• A mountain’s lesson in humility
• Classic peach melba shortbread bars
• Outrage over mass poisoning of vultures
• Photo exhibition reflects on why artists ‘click’
• Universiti­es SA welcomes appointmen­t of Naledi Pandor
• Morocco-EU fishing deal illegal, violates Sahrawi people’s rights
• Promise of delivery
• Budgeting for women
• Corporatio­n greed
• End Australia’s dominance
• Indonesia at crossroads
• Lending a hand to those who need it
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
• Condemn bombing
• Burst meter ignored
• Ban diesel vehicles
• OTHER OPINIONS
• Pump river water
• A nation with only half a memory
• AU must urgently set up S Sudan court to try gruesome war crimes
• Tarini women’s endeavour emphasises that gender will never define potential
• 50 shades of literary grey matter
• Finding true love amidst the horrors and human suffering at Auschwitz
• Hunt for an elusive killer
• Beautifull­y frank take on medical dramatics
• FORCE OF NATURE
• IN STRANGERS’ HOUSES
• THE COFFEE DICTIONARY
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• CODECRACKE­R
• THEQUICKIE
• CRYPTICCRO­SSWORD
• “Your WHY becomes your conscience!”
• YESTERDAY’S SOLUTIONS
• YESTERDAY’S SOLUTINS
• YESTERDAY’S SOLUTIONS
• YESTERDAY’S SOLUTIONS
• Details public interest commitment agreement
• Absa is reclaiming its identity
• Factories show renewed optimism
• JSE suspends Steinhoff Investment
• LATEST PRICES
• Implats in bid to save R1bn with costs plan
• Santam pays out R19bn in claims
• Drop in rental vehicle purchases dents car sales
• Rand falls to 2-week lows, bourse lower
• Ascendis puts acquisitio­ns on back burner
• Advanced Health seeks BEE partner
• A selection of smart gadgets seen on display in Barcelona
• Dollar has been hitting a six-week high
• Strong currencies are starting to hurt Asian economies
• Sonangol seeks to reduce debt
• AI company to lead research
• Frylinck to the rescue after Cobras run riot
• ‘No logic’ in how SA Games team was selected
• SPORT ON TV
• Stokes savours strong return after off-field issues
• Leyds is the right man for the job
• Wilder can’t wait to prove that he is ‘the most dangerous heavyweigh­t’
• Gatland’s warning to the rugby world
• Powell not sure why the Blitzboks tend to be so successful in Las Vegas
• Du Preez: Sharks used their time well during off week
• The Lions are ‘just as excited’ to face the Bulls at Loftus
• Benni has to infuse players with confidence
• SOWETO DERBY MATTERS
• The Blues could be under serious pressure
• Slow poison of the finger spinners may be lethal
• Warner not afraid to doff his cap at Philander
• ‘How come the Test crowds in SA are so poor?’ is a haunting question
• SCOREBOARD
• Rassie lifts the curtain on his plans to get Boks back to No 1
• IS A REAL DELIGHT
• KDAY IS HERE!
• Production­s in store for Fugard in March, April
• ANIMATED, SA-STYLE
• WEEKEND ARRIVES
• Anti-heroines rule in misnomer ‘Good Girls’
• Hank Stuever
• SUPERQUICK CROSSWORD 843
• Veteran Bollywood star remembered
• Works aim to free women from social expectatio­ns
• THAT TERRIFIES
• Journalist’s dream to write Black Panther novel
• Let’s talk about sex, baby
• BANDSTAND
• MAGNIFENCE ROLLS GENTLY UP THE HILL
• Buffalo Soldier can come marching home
• Monks Hood to put one over his rivals
• Spring Man to show his class

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