Cape Times - 2020-10-19

• Top lawyer suffers blow to unfreeze account
• Help desperate families find missing sons
• This day more important than ever
• ANA photograph­ers bag awards for their efforts
• More women studying further – survey
• Bothma, Mothibi take top honours in virtual marathon
• Weekend drownings claim five lives
• Policing forum outraged after body of yet another young woman found in Delft
• Moroccan lamb shank with home-made dukkah
• Seychelles now open to South Africans
• ‘Lack of care spurs disease’
• A sea voyage of life and death
• Trump slams Michigan governor
• UK getting well prepared to Brexit on ‘Australian terms’, based on free trade
• Pope backs 18 fishermen in Haftar standoff
• LAW SHOULD NOT BE UPHELD IF IT IS BIGOTED
• Media freedom critical to preserve democracy
• LOOT RULES SA DIGITAL RUNWAY WITH NEW FASHION PORTAL
• What to expect at South African Fashion Week
• HOW TO KEEP YOUR TEETH WHITE BRING ON THE PEARLY WHITES: 5 TIPS TO KEEP YOUR TEETH WHITE
• Municipali­ties get green light to make power
• MTN Zakhele Futhi’s profits surge by 27.65 percent in the half-year to June
• Mboweni expected to deliver further expenditur­e cuts in MTBPS
• MMH launches employee empowermen­t share scheme
• Bheki Gila: The day the flowers died. Media freedom in our times.
• Many engineerin­g, constructi­on companies will downsize or close down if massive investment doesn’t materialis­e
• Adri Senekal de Wet: What happened to freedom of the media?
• US Supreme Court ruling on merger boost for Sibanye
• RAND, BOURSE BOUNCE BACK
• Olde Riekerink is proud of his players
• Crown Towers shows too much class
• Lanzini spoils Bale’s return at Tottenham
• Not all doom and gloom for Lions
• Hunt looking for momentum after first win
• Dobson pleased with Willemse
• No Pitso, no win for Sundowns
• Clarke brings better balance to All Blacks
• Virat lauds ‘most impactful’ AB after IPL masterclas­s

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