Cape Times - 2019-02-19

• Semenya case: IAAF slammed
• Pupil, 13, commits suicide after allegedly being bullied on social media
• Madikizela backs Plato’s stance
• Arrested for a string of murders
• ANC wants Bosasa to pay
• Kwagga is ready to go against the Stormers
• When boss tells you to shape up!
• SAA to be split into three divisions – Aveng agrees to sell Infraset unit for R200m
• Testing times for Syria’s Assad
• Reason for failed rocket launch probed
• Youth project protects oceans, climate
• Alleged dog killers to appear in court
• Transgende­r people left without their medication
• Winelands suffer fire damage
• Be lenient – for children’s sake
• ‘All CPUT campuses now open and operationa­l’
• Musical camping experience in Cederberg
• Spike in Table View hijackings
• Parents picket outside school
• Legends help hit poverty for six
• Demand for food production
• Tuning in to home language reading needs
• E Cape water crisis growing
• NPO launches anti-bullying schools programme
• Cut pressure on scarce resource: harvest rainwater
• Pakistan not behind Pulwama attack
• Disabled not given a mention in Sona
• Committee welcomes War on Leaks news
• Ramaphosa put land fears to rest
• Zuma ‘wanted deal even if it blew fiscus’
• Criminal syndicates to be expelled from townships, says Makhura
• Rescue work, body retrieval continue at Gloria mine
• It now falls to Parliament to remove convicted Icasa chair
• Mabe suspension lifted after abuse claims quashed
• ON THIS DAY FEBRUARY 19
• Indian forces strike back after attack
• Europe has mixed reactions over US stance on bringing home IS fighters
• Have you secured your intellectu­al property?
• WE NEED PASSION, WORK ETHIC AND PATRIOTISM
• An open letter to President Cyril Ramaphosa
• Fancy a nap? Turn your workspace into a bed
• CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• ABOVE BOARD
• Mboweni will have to arrest debt while helping SOEs
• LAWYER TO TAKE FURTHER ACTION
• Amplats rewards shareholde­rs with R3 billion in dividends
• Africa’s future lies with its young entreprene­urs
• City Lodge’s expansion continues despite tourism dip
• Lucrative ARV tender boosts Adcock Ingram’s shares
• EOH tanks after talks with Microsoft yield nothing
• Aveng agrees to sell Infraset unit for R200m
• Developmen­t approvals for new shopping centre
• Ecsponent secures R700m loan from Afreximban­k
• JSE mining stocks are riding high on bumper financial results
• REPORT IDENTIFIES MAIN FACTORS
• SMMEs require enabling environmen­t to thrive
• Load shedding opens the door for imports to flood the local market
• SEVEN STAGE DRAMATIC WALKOUT
• RAND LOWER, JSE HIGHER
• Seven year run for Prawn Festival
• It’s a big week for SA cricket
• Barca lack sparkle ahead of crucial mission in Lyon
• India urged to boycott Pakistan
• The value of ‘this Saturday’ ...
• Williams says Sunwolves a good yardstick ahead of Blues
• Sundowns can still be better, vows Mosimane
• MARITZBURG United are not resting on their laurels after picking up their first maximum points in four months.
• There’s still a lot of work to be done at Bulls, says Pienaar

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