Cape Times - 2018-10-31

• Ex-DA 5: ‘How JP bullied us’
• Shock, sadness at slaying of top lawyer Mihalik
• More evacuation­s along the Garden Route
• Justice group supports ex-councillor­s
• PROPERTY TIMES
• Pieter-Steph set for long run at 7
• Sex scandals rocked the globe
• Cracks in jobs framework agreement
• No way VBS could be salvaged
• More legends for CT Int Jazz Festival
• KZN cancer crisis ‘has been dealt with’
• Bombings: ‘State’s case weak’
• Cop on two murder charges declines bail
• Joint relief efforts to rescue animals injured or stranded by fire
• Gender imbalance in academia in spotlight
• Thousands expected at ‘best yet’ Gugs Race
• Busy period for Convention Centre
• BLF activists booted out of Parliament
• Recusal appeal turned down
• Lawyers take refugee’s case to apex court
• Concerns over ‘high density’ developmen­t
• Health dangers of pesticides
• Aiming to include homeless in a number of group sessions and programmes
• Communitie­s’ key role as change agents
• Igniting and fostering change
• Driver injured in cash-in-transit heist
• 1 000 youths report for annual camps
• Yoga is a tool to heal trauma
• SA has healthy habits
• A century of artefacts
• Magic of ‘Disney on Ice’ to make a thrilling SA return next year
• Humans ‘pushing nature to the brink’
• ON THE QHUBEKA BICYCLE
• FIREWORKS AND PET SAFETY
• North West looting accused to face music
• Second chance for ANC to win elections
• ON THIS DAY
• Maritime awards announced
• ETHIOPIA’S RISE HAS WORLD’S ATTENTION
• SANRAL NEEDS HELP TO STAY AFLOAT
• Putting out those fires
• EU suspends aid programme as Comoros turmoil continues
• US sending 5 200 troops to border
• ‘Who sent hit squad that killed Khashoggi?’
• SPAGHETTI PUTTANESCA WITH CANNELLINI BEANS
• How to get kids to eat more vegetables
• Imperial shares slide almost 7% after unbundling
• The beginning of the rejection of an outdated system
• PREMIER FISHING ON GROWTH PATH
• Ramaphosa brings fresh hope for SA’s financial problems: Dineo Faku
• Dr Iqbal Survé on the success of the Brics Business Council
• Time for SA to lay claim on the footwear industry: Eustace Mashimbye
• Soaring oil prices put BP in the pound seat, enabling it to pay cash for $10.5bn deal
• Reporting frameworks must not neutralise a wider commitment to integrity
• Rhodes MBA in top two percent of more than 70 countries
• Fast tracking a career with the GIBS PDBA for undergradu­ates
• The JBS: Authentica­lly African and Globally Innovative
• Bidvest’s R1bn LPG facility in KZN on track
• Car market experience­s challengin­g 3rd quarter
• SANTOVA GROWS EARNINGS
• NO OZ BARRIERS ARE NEEDED, SAYS HUAWEI
• Vernon: It’s nice to make a difference
• Mkhize will give his best
• Pep takes a dig at Wembley pitch
• Beware the false favourite
• What happened at Newlands ‘shouldn’t have happened’
• Boks ‘need to adapt’ to different style of play in Europe
• AmaZulu not bothered about venue change
• SERGEAL, JD MUST CONTINUE THEIR WP FORM

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