Cape Times - 2015-06-09

• Oscar’s probation shock
• Survey highlights debt woes in country
• Outcry over ‘wrong’ language on forms
• ‘Toxic’ GM foods under close scrutiny
• Perhaps Allister Coetzee can still celebrate a gold medal with the fans over some hamburgers, says John Goliath.
• S Korean village under Mers quarantine after deaths
• Merkel pushes G7 to cut greenhouse gases
• Serbian wines making a comeback after wars and neglect
• Emissions may be limited much sooner
• Uber crackdown bemoaned in Delhi
• Turkey faces turmoil after ruling party loses majority
• ‘Eight brands of processed cereals showed very low levels of GM’
• Minister applauds ‘mature’ leadership
• Two SA health-care innovation­s chosen for research
• Sactwu wage deals welcomed, focus now on outages
• Worrying pressure on fish stocks
• ‘Zuma has no reason to delay Marikana report’
• R30m research grant awarded to five universiti­es
• American accolade for Tshwane dance ace Modjadji
• Fatal Manenberg shooting ‘gang-related’
• Bredasdorp murder accused ditches bail applicatio­n
• More lights ‘will help fight crime’
• Man held after duo die in Imizamo Yethu clash
• Department ‘protesteth too much’
• Stick and carrot funding plan for training colleges
• Woman brings joy by giving books to less fortunate kids
• Nostalgic tale of Fitzgerald’s survival and triumph
• V&A’s cure for cabin fever hits the right note
• Keeping good spirits despite experienci­ng highs, lows
• ‘Those who are dead are not ever gone’
• Misguided criticism
• Race and religion must become secondary to character
• Land claims gaining ground
• Road to redemption
• Judges can under no circumstan­ces be pressured by public sentiment
• Housing about communitie­s, not buildings
• Lower levels of social mobility locking the poor into inequaliti­es of the past
• Make sure switch to clean energy is a working reality for SA
• YOUR LUCK TODAY
• Telkom to pay first dividend since 2011
• SA braces for a new ratings review
• SA needs to cushion sector from US chicken deal
• INSIDE: Malcolm Ferguson writes that the deal is a day late and a dollar short,
• Even a robot would be wasted on useless Japan jobs
• Alexander Forbes’ earnings rebound
• City Lodge in R1bn expansion into Africa
• Cheer for securityof payment regulation
• Growing loan book threatens Land Bank’s strong performanc­e
• Looking to upgrade ports in Africa
• Ecobank snaps up Citigroup chief
• ‘Nigeria can boost output by changing its funding strategy’
• Investors cheer top changes at bank
• ‘India has a long way to go on food safety’
• G7 leaders agree to cut gas emissions
• Monsanto still fails to win over Syngenta
• Fifa’s governance culture all about exchanging favours, say observers
• All eyes on VDJ weights
• Legislate skips
• Tiger like a boxer after too many blows
• Liverpool will hope Ings can help them find the back of the net again
• Fellaini on target for Belgium, but France ‘can’t be too worried’
• Lingmerth lifts trophy in front of Jack
• McCullum likes the look of exciting squad
• Where did you find those shorts, Stanislas?
• Mercedes boss knows it would be foolish to under-estimate the red cars
• Engine rules could force Renault out, says Horner
• Boullier doesn’t expect Alonso meltdown despite radio outburst
• Duane fit for the playoffs
• Shakes: We hope Rantie doesn’t go away on honeymoon
• Newlands fans get the chance to give Bakkies a final salute

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