Cape Times - 2020-01-15

• D-Day arrives for first day at ‘big school’
• ‘I KILLED YOUR SISTER... PLEASE FORGIVE ME’
• Foul play ruled out in death of well-known Kommetjie surfer, 40
• Uncle saves teen nephews from rip tide
• Vilakazi not putting himself under pressure
• Sasha-Lee Olivier assumes Miss SA title
• PIC interim board ‘flouted’ processes for new CE
• Warning of temperatur­e highs for Oudtshoorn
• Bid to lift livestock auction ban
• More lesser flamingo chicks released back to Kamfers Dam after rehabilita­tion
• Wheels keep turning for determined Liwonde
• Another top award for captain Siya
• ‘Vindicated’ by guilty verdict
• Risk classifica­tion tool to enhance school safety through security
• Police suspect ‘alcohol mix’ in poisoning
• Poms show us how to down a pint or 700
• Prof Muthwa to advance higher education as new head of Usaf
• Proposed settlement agreement in potato case
• President yet to sign Ipid Bill
• Businesses urged to phase out the use of cheques
• Landscape ideas to shape communitie­s
• Climate change threatens human lives – WHO
• Pork slaughters up 12% in Q3 of 2019
• LET IT BREED: WHY DESEXING DOGS ISN’T ALWAYS THE BEST THING TO DO
• HOW TO MAKE FANCY BAKED EGGS
• Major parties to battle for control of municipali­ty
• Zuma dodges Zondo inquiry appearance
• Tainted Gumede back in court on corruption charge
• ON THIS DAY
• What should be on transport minister’s 2020 to-do list
• MBOWENI FIXATED ON TWO COUNTRIES
• Western Cape ANC wishes learners well
• Big day for kids as school year begins
• Jailed US citizen on hunger strike dies of heart attack in hospital in Cairo
• Snowstorms kill 83 in Pakistan
• Protesters out in force on streets again
• FRANK STEWART BRIDGE
• Woolworths’ share price jumps 10% after Moir resigns
• Legalise the self generation of power, Ramaphosa says
• WEF 2020 bids to create a seat at the table, writes Dr Iqbal Survé |
• Major victory in longrunnin­g legal battle against Peter Moyo
• R1 million fine for granting credit recklessly
• Consumer confidence remains low
• Finance minister projects 3% growth for Zimbabwe in 2020
• Three new foot and mouth disease cases reported
• Silence’s malware attack claims on banks are blanks - Sabric
• VODACOM MAY TAKE ON CELL C CUSTOMERS
• PROSUS HAS OTHER FISH TO FRY AFTER TAKEAWAY BLOW
• Sell-off setback after blast, fire at Sasol’s US-based chemical project
• TRADE BOOST FOR BITCOIN’S PERFORMANC­E IN ASIA
• RAND DROPS, JSE ADVANCES
• Thomson eyes run with Chiefs after spinal infection
• A ‘Whizz’ at these odds
• From cow fields to the Camp Nou, Setien aims high
• Tinkler not fazed by attention on De Reuck
• Warner, Finch smash India
• Nortje is really excited to be playing in Port Elizabeth
• Strategy will be key for the Proteas
• Siya wants to put smiles on Stormers’ fans faces in 2020
• RONWEN NOT INTERESTED IN OTHER SA TEAMS
• SAIDS READY TO GO WITH CASE AGAINST DYANTYI
• Challenges ahead in new year
• Special fund gives security
• Avoid pet problems to get full value
• Weighing up whether to renovate or relocate
• The wealthy of the world set to spend
• Hungary is in first place as global house prices lag
• Serviced with a smile

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