Cape Times - 2015-03-24

• Game over for Hewitt
• Special matric school ‘too little too late’
• Major Berlin measles scare
• Gender equity proving to be good business, study shows
• Okinawa leader suspends US base’s relocation
• Nervous Poles enrol in voluntary militia
• US space scientists want SA pupils to reach for the stars
• Speedy removal of statue demanded
• Public servants’ unions angry at 5% offer
• Consumers face huge price hike if Eskom gets its way
• Tutu holding out hope amid TB’s devastatin­g affect on country
• Upgrade of skills needed for oil rigs
• Vavi sceptical over Zuma’s call for tripartite alliance talks
• Lawyer still anxiously seeking De Kock
• Municipal union boss given theft ultimatum
• Murder accused now charged for sex assault
• Grave flaws in Maqubela pre-sentencing report
• Foreign workers cleaning up in service industry
• Study exposes unintended mixing of GM and normal maize on small-scale farms
• Adrenalin rush of night in an emergency vehicle
• Dysfunctio­n in record-keeping becoming ‘national disgrace’
• Triumph for diversity
• Revive national unity
• Focus on TB care that works
• Remedy injustice
• No attempt to censor
• Reading with your child, telling them stories a recipe for success
• Strategy of school programme in China to lower salt intake could benefit SA
• Claremont won’t miss this bus
• Effects of nuclear energy on water supply overlooked
• Jazz educators step out to advance skills
• Fabulous ‘Cabaret’ reimagined
• St George’s Singers say adieu to conductor Smith
• AdvTech boss quits firm after dispute with board
• Nersa still to decide on outcome of tariff hikes
• NUM weighs in on Eskom’s woes
• SA-US poultry groups ‘need to talk seriously’
• Italian senator’s heirs sue auction house over ‘stolen’ gem
• Stenströms, Monatic deal to create jobs
• Telkom to proceed with staff transfers
• Liberty Property expands to health care
• Zambia to export third of its maize
• Nigeria’s credit rating slide set to halt bond rally
• Traders predict a better offer
• China to reap Alibaba tax windfall
• Red dragon wants yuan to be world’s fifth reserve currency
• YOUR LUCK TODAY
• Bitter rivalry adds edge to World Cup semi-final
• Sharapova proud to be moulded by the rich culture of Russia
• Sundowns hardly have a player in Bafana team, complains Pitso
• Too little, too late for Maties as Ikeys book Varsity Cup semi ticket
• Ramaala out to avoid Two Oceans mistake of 2014
• Stenson unhappy about being put on the clock
• Hello Jean ... please answer the phone, your country needs you
• Give Groom and Coleman a go
• Shakes takes a serious swipe at the doubters
• Steyn cleared after tip tackle
• Ajax counting on the ‘12th man’ as Vasco go looking for Leopards
• Thandi Puoane, Peter Delobelle, Lungiswa Tsolekile and David Sanders

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