Cape Times - 2020-02-21

• SCHOOL MOURNS SLAIN TAZNE, 8
• Ramaphosa, Malema exchange apologies
• Delighted Master’s graduate lands her dream job
• De Kock thinking about bigger picture
• ‘Swan Lake’ floats back to city’s shore
• Young Africans’ green fears grow
• Amplats welcomes new woman leader
• Cooper finds loving new home after cruel ordeal
• City tightens security at library
• Runner in gruelling challenge to raise funds for school
• Drive to raise funds for Bishop Lavis Secondary
• Cosatu demands safe trains
• Slain librarian’s father ‘trying to be strong for family’
• Task team seeks solutions to Eskom’s problems
• Claims of sex for jobs at university
• Housing giant denies illegally evicting tenant
• Concern for elephants as antique dealers oppose UK Ivory Act
• Education group wants more on school safety
• Reference letter increases chance of getting a job by 50% – study
• Dam levels still a concern despite rainfall
• Dance academy duo get yoga ‘positions’ in India
• AfriForum wants farmers to take up arms
• OR Tambo on coronaviru­s alert
• Grandpa, 67, starts studying at Rhodes University
• Fears for food security as locust swarms arrive in South Sudan
• Bringing the Cape Town Carnival to life
• Triathlete runs to help others with spine injuries
• New Telkom phones don’t ring my bell
• Explosive new case for Dallas and Peabody
• AN EDITOR’S PERSPECTIV­E
• ‘SSA protected Myeni unlawfully’
• SANDF funding to come under scrutiny at probe
• ON THIS DAY
• Prosecutio­n of 17 Ugandans cancelled
• Unrepentan­t apartheid cop ducks and dives coming clean
• EDUARD COETZEE, THE CHAMPION OF TRANSFORMA­TION
• Not all white people bought into apartheid
• Cricketers, bowl us over in the T20
• Virus spreads in South Korea
• Candidates are frantic for votes
• German gunman kills 9 in attack on migrant bars
• Woolies announces a cut in dividend for half-year
• South Africa on course to establish energy generating company
• AYO’s asset base now exceeds R5 billion
• PSA board had no powers to suspend us, employees say
• Preparing for the future a walk in the park for Ranger maker Ford
• City Lodge occupancy down on muted SA economy
• Adcock production inflation exceeds selling price increases
• PROUDLY SA MAY FILE CIVIL SUITS AGAINST 3 EMPLOYEES
• UNBUNDLING WILL DENT IMPERIAL EARNINGS
• Shares in Truworths Internatio­nal leap by nearly 8% after its results released
• PGMs help Anglo recover sparkle lost in a weak diamond market
• Ecoli bacteria may run IoT
• South Africa is ready for a sovereign wealth fund
• Uber work could do with disruption and innovation
• Nampak Zimbabwe scrambles with financiers
• RAND AND BOURSE RETREAT
• Amavarara exiles aim to annex Cup
• Ntseki’s selection ‘headache’
• Jose criticises early kickoff against Blues
• Bulls hope for ‘change of mindset’
• Ward will more than plug a gap at centre against the Rebels
• ‘RAMBO’ COULD SHOOT FOR THE MASTERS
• Labuschagn­e has got a ‘great attitude and work ethic’
• Wilder is nervous as hell, says Fury
• Proteas hungry to fire in Australia
• Guardiola fires back at Barca’s president
• ARE YOU READY FOR THIS WEEKEND’S SUPER RUGBY? |
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• Give Viva Rio a shout
• THE BEST SUNDOWNER SPOTS IN CAPE TOWN ... GO ON, HAVE A DRINK ON US!
• A burger that goes beyond...
• Celebratin­g excellence
• Buckner is the full package
• HIGHLIGHT OF THE WEEK

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