Cape Times - 2020-12-14

• 2nd WAVE: ALL EYES ON RAMAPHOSA
• Another Sundowns star killed in car crash
• Mkhwebane faces arrest in perjury claim
• More woes for fugitive Bushiri
• RTMC warns motorists to pay fines before travelling on holiday
• Court sees cigarette ban go up in puff of smoke
• Top scientists discuss world’s water problems during forum
• Taxi driver killed in shooting
• Tutu named a ‘Global Treasure’
• Passing out parade for 66 midshipmen
• Antarctic strategy gets the green light
• Successful wine crop predicted thanks to rain
• Last-minute Brexit scramble
• Nigerian president condemns gunmen’s attack on high school
• One shot during political rallies
• MOZAMBIQUE TERROR THREAT IS REAL
• RECONCILIA­TION MEANS TO FORGIVE
• It will take some doing to welcome in the new year after Covid-19 horrors
• National crime intelligen­ce capacity has been disabled
• Personal care product boom skyrockets
• There’s another royal baby on the way
• The five benefits of working up a sweat
• MARK RUBERY CHESS
• ABB’s R1.56bn Eskom deal is ‘a crucial milestone’
• Transnet details ‘perfect storm’ that saw significan­t decrease in company revenue
• End of the race as Phumelela Gaming and Leisure is forced off the JSE
• Tongaat’s turnaround strategy reaps sweet fruit
• Chance to get into the pound seats when Richemont regains its lustre
• Anglo to exit its SA and Colombian thermal coal mines by 2023
• Sugar sector eyes master plan to protect its turf from big imports
• FORMER DELTA EXECUTIVES DENY WRONGDOING
• SA CORP TO DEPLOY R1BN IN BID TO REDUCE ITS GEARING
• MARKETS WRAP
• If only the fans were there to share in Pirates’ joy
• Dyantyi agent shocked by 4-year ban confirmati­on
• Young blood one of the highlights for Province
• ’Really enjoyable’ out there for Verstappen
• Everyone wants to see Joshua face Fury
• Liverpool outplayed as Guaita keeps Spurs at bay

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