Cape Times - 2015-07-27

• Praise for Nkandla visit
• Shanil Haricharan on Foetal Alcohol Syndrome
• Sale of GF Jooste Hospital site lashed by community
• ‘Train ride from hell’ as whole carriage robbed
• Bleak job equity picture as whites still dominate
• Kenya an ‘important partner’
• Turkish soldiers killed in Kurdish militants’ road blast
• Surge of refugees has Germany worried
• Chinese buoys found near disputed outcrop
• Circus puts on show with a big difference for boy, 6
• More and more horror stories about hospital
• ‘I’m a political student prisoner. I am under house arrest’
• Call for official’s removal
• DA aims high for local polls while targeting key metros
• ANC to discuss pursuing killers of MK pair
• Load shedding boosts suppliers of alternativ­e energy sources
• Rescuers free trapped humpback whale at Fish Hoek
• Special gang unit already seeing results
• Police yet to implement commission’s recommenda­tions
• Hout Bay unites to fight crime because ‘police are understaff­ed’
• Pregnant teens to be protected from stigma
• How to protect yourself against hepatitis
• Kitesurfer flying high against best
• Quitting smoking can reduce severity of hot flushes in menopause
• Apps often misdiagnos­e patients’ health issues
• Stating the case
• Making full use of spaces the start of seeing value formoney
• Fishing ban timely
• South Africa’s drug nightmare
• Costly new toy
• Marie Claire was insensitiv­e, but men must ask: ‘Why do we hate women?’
• Struggle ‘foot soldier’ Ebrahim now a knighted hero
• Obama puts Kenyan leadership on the spot over troubles
• ‘Those Crazy Ladies’ in the corner house amuse in Texan playwright’s comedy
• Spiritual ‘rock star’ of baroque opera
• Barnyard Theatre highlights
• Further decline of the rand is predicted
• Anglo American to accelerate its cost cutting
• WTO wants 201 products free from import tariffs
• Why are parastatal­s in such a sorry state of affairs?
• Allow economic transforma­tion far more scope
• Prudent fiscal management supports economy
• Popularity at university affects well-being later in life
• BOJ head’s inflation forecast is a risky gamble
• Anglo’s Cutifani rebukes his rivals
• Gold price decline a threat to mines
• Redefine acquires Fountainhe­ad Property Trust after 3-year battle
• Sibanye expects profit to fall as much as 75%
• JSE set to look into Advtech share deals
• Car and housing market brace for effect from hike
• Youcan safelybank­onfurther losses in iron ore, sayscommod­ityexpert
• Black spot disease bedevils SA’s citrus exports to the EU
• Cedi’s appreciati­on no more than a bubble
• GE hitches its wagon to African countries
• Leftists were ready for a return to the drachma
• US, Kenyan companies discuss infrastruc­ture deals amid Obama’s visit
• Economist rumoured to leave Pearson’s embrace
• African entreprene­urs lauded
• Hold-up variation
• YOUR LUCK TODAY
• Coltrane, Disco Al on song
• All Blacks best in the world by a long way, says Cheika
• Vettel dedicates emotional Hungary victory to Bianchi
• Jean chuffed, but some big WP names ‘lacked work ethic’
• Which jersey will Di Maria wear in the USA?
• It’s a Sporting day in Cape Town
• Wood: I don’t wish Chris any harm, but if he’s fit then he’s fit
• Stiaan can be the man with golden bat and golden arm
• Strongman Froome rides out many storms to win again
• Contador’s double bid fizzles out after Giro d’Italia exertions
• ‘It’s been millimetre­s in both games’
• Cavendish may be part of African team’s bright future

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