Cape Times - 2019-11-29

• ‘Prasa heads must roll’ for train chaos
• TV PERSONALIT­Y
• Shoppers urged to show caution, restraint
• Party uncertaint­y delays new mayor vote
• Netball Proteas ready for England
• BOOK REVIEWS
• From humble beginnings to editor
• Loss-making Eskom poses continued risk
• Helderberg families hope for closure
• Master plan launched to ensure water security across South Africa
• Sevens event makes Green and Gold the new black
• Court grants robber leave to appeal
• Fast-tracking gender justice
• Retreat mom battles for nine months to enrol daughter at school
• Fun run aims to tackle Aids, end HIV stigma
• Citizens urged to surrender illegal guns to the police
• ‘Lot of work still to be done’ to meet norms and standards
• Missing activist found hurt in city hospital
• No break for cops set to battle festive season crime
• SUPERQUICK CROSSWORD 933
• Graduates take to the street to support students
• A lighting retailer – offering a range of lighting solutions
• New programme to be treatment ‘milestone’
• HIV: WHO reaches out
• SU germ congress under microscope
• ‘Won’t fight all SOE privatisat­ion’
• SA in joint maritime exercise to bolster naval might
• ON THIS DAY
• We cannot afford to disregard internatio­nal law
• TRUE COLOURS FOR THE WESTERN CAPE
• Rally behind our netball Proteas
• Iraqi forces kill 30 protesters
• ‘All options are open in Sahel’
• Another quake threatens resort
• Battle for Hong Kong moves to Wikipedia edits
• FRANK STEWART BRIDGE
• Mass default by SOEs would hurt SA’s financial sector, warns Sarb
• M&R REPORTS A R58.4BN QUALITY ORDER BOOK
• Banking on escalation of shopping craze
• Quantum Foods signals recovery in layer flock
• TymeBank plans to triple its customer base within two years
• Umgeni Water needs to make R1bn profit to fund projects and meet its service demands
• Bidvest wants Comair’s remunerati­on policy brought under the spotlight again
• Slump puts Stefanutti deep into the red
• Exercise discipline and caution
• Online buying likely to lure more SA shoppers
• Little upside for SA retailers in battle for market share
• Spending survey reveals shopping trends of festive season revellers
• Kaap Agri delivers higher dividend despite slow recovery from drought
• RAND INCHES HIGHER, JSE FALLS
• Taking out Toxic Masculinit­y
• Mr Muay Thai has some big plans for Africa
• Long-distance trail athletes can sign off year in style
• Spartans versus Rocks is a tasty prospect
• Labouring Reds, City head into crucial month
• Tinkler: Maritzburg were poor against SuperSport
• Pitso expecting a bruising battle
• At the end of the day Khune and I support each other, says Akpeyi
• Danish club suspects foul play in case of alleged fake player
• Blitzboks better prepared this time around
• Jose looks to Harry for advice
• Mai Tai looks a rum bet
• Summer must-haves
• LUTHO PASIYA Improve your summer caffeine game
• Understand­ing each other
• LINDA TSHABALALA CAPE TOWN TOUR

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