Cape Times - 2018-11-22

• Residents chase ‘rapist’ out of home
• Parliament to oppose AfriForum bid
• Mayor Dan Plato with rapper YoungstaCP­T in Adderley Street, where Plato “tested” the switching on of the city’s festive lights last night ahead of the annual City of Cape Town Festive Lights Switch-On event on December 2.
• Robberies force Orange Kloof to close
• Witzenberg by-election halted
• Carnival atmosphere builds ahead of Net vir Pret Puppet Parade
• Amy Foundation considers job cuts
• ‘Abuse of power’ at film organisati­on
• Eskom ‘slowly turning the corner’
• 3 brutal crimes come to court
• Axed MyCiTi workers shut Civic Centre down
• Consult police on Anti-Gang Unit, says union
• Rohde daughters may be called
• Travel club faces fraud charges
• Wild swim for river awareness
• ‘Dethroning her was unlawful’
• Bitou council slams Bredell
• Third pupil tells of molestatio­n
• Children’ Day a universal success
• SA orphan rate on the decline
• 7 mobile libraries donated in reading campaign
• Artists ride high at Wavescape
• Madibaz’s Lumka to lead SA delegation
• Game ranger’s undying passion to save the rhino
• Closer look at Mola mola fish
• Ultra-Trail buzz mounts
• Save your soles for the needy
• INTERESTIN­G FACTS ABOUT THE GENTLE OCEAN SUNFISH
• What the Guptas did…
• Over R51 billion spent irregularl­y: report
• Zuma’s affidavit will not help Tom Moyane
• ON THIS DAY
• Laws put breach of online privacy in the crosshairs
• CHANCE TO RENEW SA-GERMAN RELATIONS
• Plenty of promises, but still no checks on rampant corruption
• Now to act on damning testimony
• Aussie ‘no’ to UN migration pact
• South Korea’s Kim elected as Interpol head
• Turkey slams Trump’s ‘comic stance’ on Khashoggi killing
• Standard Bank enters airtime and data market with new service
• Call for wisdom on Black Friday
• 10-year-old Bitcoin gives investors little to cheer
• Japan ready to work for stability of NissanRena­ult alliance
• Saudi oil production said to surge to record
• UFO helping Lewis Group to fly higher
• Lower-than-expected interim profit triggers 2% Sasol fall on JSE
• Peregrine reaping benefits of offshore operations
• Gemgro pays higher dividends in A and B shares
• South Africa is falling behind world GDP fast
• Medicine has to be taken to create a healthy economy
• Ocean’s economy has vast potential for wealth creation
• ‘HOUSE OF CRONIES’ NOW ON BOARD
• Lies fade as age creeps up
• HOW TO MAKE ICE CREAM
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• Stage is set for Front And Centre
• Pirates favourites to KO Chiefs in semi
• A case of good, bad and ugly for Bafana
• Nobody in South Africa can shoot like Motupa, says Hunt
• EVEN GAMES EQUALS NATIONS LEAGUE SUCCESS
• Klinger: Rocks need to stay positive
• Rickelton just wants to impose himself and get into the bowlers
• Eddie sceptical of Pocock’s injury ahead of Wallabies Test
• Bongi is Malcolm’s biggest rival
• Bafana’s never-say-die attitude will be needed against Libya
• Heat outpunch plucky Spartans at Kingsmead
• WHAT’S ON PHIL VS TIGER

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