Cape Times - 2019-10-25

• SIYA KOLISI will lead his Springbok side against a Welsh team that has beaten the Boks four times in succession. Sunday’s semi-final will be Wales captain Alun Wyn Jones’s 133rd game for his country.
• CRUNCH TIME FOR BOKKE
• Landmark for humanity as type 3 polio eliminated
• DA on autopilot as new leadership battle looms
• Sibling tigers find new home
• Transnet launches world-record train
• 10 children to undergo facial reconstruc­tive surgeries
• March highlights community dangers
• Jordaan gets life for farm rape and murder
• Labour Department to decide if Denel case will be referred to NPA
• UWC students in shutdown protest
• Police ask for help in finding murder suspects
• History of Xhosa chiefs on Robben Island
• Rhino whisperer is Addo’s new conservati­on manager
• Wardens confess to murder
• Choir’s roaring success in London
• Short film festival marks 10-year jubilee
• ‘Best of Boogie’ ready to rock opera house
• Lessons on surviving cancer
• Biosimilar­s agreement critical step towards universal health care
• Highlighti­ng mental care for SGBV victims
• Clean-up: join effort to breathe life back into our rivers, oceans
• Honorary doctorate for director Kani
• Love of money is root of evil: ask the Kurds
• Police should use drones to fight crime
• SUPERQUICK CROSSWORD 929
• Joint farming efforts start to take root
• Ruling favours expression of dissent
• Book about writers and the word itself
• Minister tight-lipped on inquiry suppliers
• New partnershi­p needed to tackle unemployme­nt
• Sanef to engage with EFF after unfavourab­le ruling
• ON THIS DAY
• Xenophobia ‘a deterrent to investment’
• There’s a lot to lose in Botswana’s elections
• Boks won’t blink as Welsh attack
• The DA appoints people on merit
• Death sentence for principal who murdered teen accuser
• Dead migrants were all Chinese
• Trump’s ‘success’ cedes region
• Burundi arrests journalist­s
• FRANK STEWART BRIDGE
• Clicks returns R1.2 billion to shareholde­rs
• SA slips in ease of doing business stakes
• Attacq has raised its directors’ pay to R24.23m in year to June
• SAA AND AIR MAURITIUS GIVEN GO-AHEAD FOR JOINT VENTURE
• PHILIP MORRIS SUPPORTS BATTLE AGAINST ILLICIT TRADE
• How Tiso Blackstar may have lost its media empire to mounting debt
• RDI made progress by reinvestin­g for good returns
• Altron targets R100m gain from Karabina
• Life Healthcare hospital group in good shape after Indian sale
• Brikor lifts profit to R11m despite liquidatio­n threat four years ago
• PAMODZI ACQUIRES A 60% STAKE IN SIYANDA
• FAIRVEST GOES FOR A SECONDARY LISTING ON A2X
• Perovskite­s to make solar energy viable?
• Can I buy my groceries with crypto yet?
• Why lawmakers need tech education and understand­ing
• Fighterz Inc. family ready for #PFC14
• Mackenzie on the trail of strong series finish
• Putsche set to ‘run the show’ for Citizens
• Spurs face daunting trip to Anfield
• No excuse for Chelsea to dip after Ajax victory, says Lampard
• Komphela urges greater concentrat­ion from Golden Arrows
• Tiger: Shooting 64 wasn’t a surprise
• Wales fullback Williams ruled out of World Cup semi
• Smith, Warner set for home T20 comeback
• Barrett family united after ‘tough’ week
• Hansen tackles England’s mind games
• Boks can feel the love from SA
• Pitso: Chiefs benefiting from poor officiatin­g
• My prediction­s for the semi-finals
• Marcus to start with a ‘whizz’
• That’s entertainm­ent, and it’s all on stage
• A family as fragile as glass ORIELLE BERRY
• African ideas ramp up
• Whitaker rules Harlem
• HIGHLIGHT OF THE WEEK

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