Cape Times - 2015-08-11

• Shack fire horror
• Judge gives fresh hope to victims’ families
• Pressure to complete N2 housing
• City tolling case ‘trial of century’
• Lions too endangered for hunting
• John on lack of transforma­tion in Bok rugby
• Women geared up for taxi industry
• Eight die in Turkey attacks
• Greek coastguard saves over 1 400 migrants in three days
• Man badly hurt as Ferguson rally turns violent
• Beijing lashes out amid criticism
• Hout Bay says no to crime, drugs
• Brother of slain man mystified by shooting at Delft party
• Cancer screening for the marginalis­ed sparked by mobile health clinic drive
• Fears for safety after alleged rape and murder
• ‘Veterans will have houses’
• Now it’s defence minister’s turn to face Nkandla fire
• Alleged ‘corruption worth millions’ at school
• Khoisan fest celebrates cultural art, food and artefacts
• Vaccinatio­n the best way to prevent dangerous polio
• ‘Subz’ sanitary underwear to help schoolgirl­s
• People with faulty genetic switch are turned off to pain, study shows
• ‘Brilliant’ gift to comfort young women
• Family faced with declaring missing catamaran trio dead
• Woman’s lot not usually a happy one
• Solar plane on longest leg of journey
• Astronauts to eat space-grown food for the first time
• UAE reaching for stars with an economy built on space technology
• Trick is to know when to put tech down
• ‘Growing Poetry’ at McGregor festival
• Need for sex education in UK to up its game
• Reinventin­g music genres
• Strength and poise make for an enchanting circus show
• SU invests in transforma­tion, greater diversity of staff corps
• Time up for Nkandla
• Work harder on gangs
• Drawing a line on hunting
• Prepostero­us
• Solve park’s issues
• Gratitude from US family in seeking justice for the murder of daughter Gabriela
• A heart for peace
• Why the paralysis?
• Dreaming of the ideal Greenmarke­t
• Much-needed political context sorely missing in ‘Andringa Street battle’ report
• Does business follow the path of corruption or take the principled high road?
• Minister lifts Optimum’s licence halt
• Alliance against e-tolls looks to fight new battles
• Lewis’ share leaps with affidavit
• SEASONALLY WEAK
• EXPANSION DRIVE
• Rising population is biggest threat to global society
• Fed rate hikes may have less impact than most expect
• Trans-Pacific Partnershi­p can bring benefits to all
• The mockery of St Keith
• Sasol rises despite oil price decline
• Buffett to buy PCC for $37.2bn
• Alibaba, Suning partner to quicken delivery times
• China stocks rise most in month amid merger talk
• Finishing touches to Greek bailout
• Insurance units put dents in profit
• THE TAKE-A-BREAK CROSSWORD
• YOUR LUCK TODAY
• Spice of life
• ‘Voice Of Racing’ is no more
• Four strikes for Snaith
• ‘Doesn’t get any better’ for Lowry
• I feel so old it’s kind of wild, says Phelps as the crowd roars in approval
• Coetzenbur­g not ideal venue, but Ajax will just deal with it
• Veteran Furyk once again fails to close out the deal
• A fine 66 means Spieth can whistle all the way to the PGA
• A great weekend for the Phalula twins
• Mumm: Poms not so keen on us scrumming
• Messam sees a straight up and down solution
• Senatla wants to warm the hearts of the faithful
• Five players who can shape tactics and fate
• Mourinho happy with Costa’s great effort, does not miss Cech
• Toure reminds City of his enduring class
• Proteas enter qualificat­ion round with renewed energy
• Boks must go back to cornerston­e
• KP: This team has been brilliant but 2005 side was better
• Jean showed ‘huge courage’
• Mzansi’s football still deep in the dark ages because of a disregard for respect

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