Cape Times - 2019-01-15

• Zimbabwean frustratio­ns boil over
• Ipid probes officers for alleged gang links
• Assailant stabs boy, 5, at shopping mall
• Beloved gran 100 years old
• Yoga event: get down with dogs
• Brait shares down 21% on New Look plan - Eskom’s request for tariff hike slammed
• Anderson bounces back in Melbourne
• Trump’s threat raises Turkish ire
• Schoolboy dashes to save 33 tortoises
• Four Paws to rescue two of the ‘Saddest Bears’ in Albania
• Vet says dog died from heat stroke, not abuse at parlour
• Cambridge mayor dies at KZN beach
• R78m bill for drought relief
• Survey needed to determine pupil placement
• Two suspects held for murder of officer
• Taxify to help police probe driver’s hijacking
• Opposition to contest three wards in by-election
• Bus passenger shot in the head
• ‘SA major drug maker and an export conduit’
• SA agency to provide space weather informatio­n to aviation sector
• Top matric faces fees hurdle
• Tourist saved after being swept off rocks
• Teacher to address press
• SA beats a top 10 nation
• What about the rich enclave leading SA?
• Don’t turn a blind eye to illegal dumping
• Swartbooi named head coach at UJ
• DA in it to win it, says party of KZN chances
• Finish job, minister told after child dies
• DA to petition Ramaphosa on voting rules for diaspora
• Foot and mouth disease affects only a fraction of SA cattle – Zokwana
• ON THIS DAY
• Haiti ignores landless plight of dispossess­ed who built Canaan
• SHIELD YOUTH FROM SCOURGE OF DRUGS
• Impose wealth tax on monopoly industries
• Campaign coverage a test for SABC
• Saudi women being incited to reject their families, group says
• 2019 BRINGS CHANGES TO THE OFFICE
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• FRANK STEWART BRIDGE
• Eskom’s request for tariff hike slammed
• Vodacom’s compensati­on claim denied as ‘lie’
• Muted reaction to ANC’s call for Sarb to be more flexible
• ANC is misguided about what monetary policy can achieve |
• Weak residentia­l rental sector keeping a lid on inflation |
• Atlantic Leaf anticipati­ng better annual results |
• China’s exports and imports fall |
• Newmont to swoop on Goldcorp in $10bn deal
• Etihad agrees to come to the rescue of India’s Jet Airways
• Economic activity grinds to a halt as Zim unions protest against fuel price hikes
• Moody’s sees an easing of credit pressure for some sub-Saharan African countries
• TRADE PARTNERS GET ASSURANCE
• ASCENDIS SHARES ON THE RISE
• Africa steering itself towards free and fair elections
• The criminalit­y displayed at the Madiba concert is of concern
• AFFORDABLE PHONES FOR INDIA
• Jason to the rescue with a classy knock
• Bulls have a ‘wonderful group of players’
• SCORECARD
• Can Snaith’s champion Do It Again
• Caf success can be springboar­d for Amakhosi
• Murray bows out of Australian Open after losing in thrilling five-setter
• Ertugral set to unleash his new guns against Downs
• Larsen confident he can lift struggling Chippa out of trouble
• Eagles’ Ngubane still has his sights on title
• ‘Hard work’ for batsmen going forward
• Gibson: Giving new ODI players a go may prove useful

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