Cape Times - 2015-11-05

• Fresh initiative aiming to feed hundreds
• New hope for TB kids
• Witzenberg mayorship ‘delayed by DA’
• Pain brings Serena to her knees
• Students in UK call for tuition fees to fall
• Super Rugby squads play ball on Games
• Over 40 die in cargo plane crash
• Gugs festival ticket give-away
• Johnny Boskak in Kalk Bay
• Asia rivals in historic discussion­s
• PM resigns under cloud of corruption
• Canada’s Trudeau gets gender parity balance in cabinet
• Maldives declares 30-day state of emergency
• France ending ban on gay male blood donors
• US first lady pleads for global funding to educate girls
• Stink from fish factory still polluting the air
• AEEI announces an 88 percent increase in operating profits
• Marchers press City over District 6 land
• Task team to explore scrapping of UWC student debt
• Cops cover-up exposed
• ‘Genital mutilation’ accused set to testify during bail bid
• Search for DA leader called off in Nepal
• Cop held for alleged drunk driving
• City’s R750m congestion plan not a solution, says Cosatu
• Clean energy strategy paying off
• Gang violence sees clinic closed for now
• Loggerhead turtle’s nesting location an ‘unusual’ choice
• Gender-based violence call centre in running for top award
• Wave of retiring principals an opportunit­y to improve leadership
• Official held for allegedly taking driving test bribe
• Hessequa, Eden named Cape’s greenest municipali­ties
• Clarkson’s moves revealed in book
• Irish in radical shift on drugs
• Variety adds spice to a Cadbury classic
• Springboks’ task is to employ solutions for winning rugby
• All Blacks greatest!
• Let’s name and shame
• Keep pupils safe
• Riding roughshod over our heritage
• Quest for identity
• Embracing a culture of human rights
• Diminishin­g real understand­ing by trying to mirror African, Arab uprisings
• DA in the Cape will forever play the blame game
• Crime was worse when ANC ruled
• Botanical beats back at Kirstenbos­ch
• Summer picnics and music for Tulbagh
• YOUR LUCK TODAY
• State watching MTN’s antics
• AEEI delivers strong annual results
• Another scandal rocks VW as it understate­d fuel consumptio­n
• Lonmin’s cash call ignites union ire
• Beijing, New Delhi tensions could easily spill over
• Finland examines universal basic income plan
• India offers Africa an additional option
• Google translatio­n blunder gives festival X-rated name
• Old Mutual reports record sales
• Octodec has a watershed year
• Smart-city plans address climate change
• Private sector faces downturn
• Ecological infrastruc­ture is a key asset
• Outa piles pressure on Sanral with plan to defend members
• Yuan faces battle to win over foreigners
• Change could prove very costly for Twitter
• Zambian president to protect mine jobs
• Alcoa aluminium cutbacks signals the end of an iconic US industry
• Fast facts
• Nigeria’s apex bank refuses to fine Stanbic
• Fortune picks up the ride on Princess Royal
• Still waiting for football’s sleeping giant to wake up
• Rory battling bout of food poisoning in Shanghai
• So what’s exactly gone wrong at Chelsea?
• Scholes slams former teammate Young’s diving as ‘embarassin­g’
• Garde plays down French connection
• Rafa blames injuries for blunt attack
• The once high-flying Swallows now nesting in the NFD doldrums
• Prodigal son Simetu gets his break as Peterson pulls out
• Susie Wolff to quit after getting ‘oh so close’ to making it to F1
• Folau to stay as Wallabies plot the next step
• Winning a series in India? Proteas skipper Amla says ‘why not?’
• Stevie G misses being the captain of Liverpool
• Happy 80th to one of the greatest players!
• NSX produces huge levels of grip
• Meet the Merc C-Class on stilts
• Volkswagen moves Passat upmarket
• Weak rand impacts on new car sales
• F1 drivers give big thumbsup to ‘magical’ Mexico fans
• Rossi or Lorenzo? Who will take the title at finale?
• Ford’s answer to a family’s prayers
• Isuzu’s auto bakkie is ideal leisure vehicle

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