Cape Times - 2016-08-18

• UCT health services blow
• Scrumdown to lead SA Rugby
• ‘Decriminal­ise sex trade to protect workers’ rights’
• Pollsmoor prisoners moved to tears by movie
• Eskom in more legal suits
• The Great South African Cookbook helps feed the hungry
• SA’s metals sector and engineerin­g are at a crossroads
• N Korean envoy defects to South
• Freedom of religion under attack: US
• North forges ahead with nuke plans
• Call for urgent action as Syria conflict intensifie­s
• Shunned gay sangoma, reverend reaches out
• Good news as SA agricultur­e shows growth
• Bo-Kaap residents scrap with planning department over proposed refinery
• Cleaners may get contract at UCT
• EFF will ‘abstain’ in Joburg
• Surprise coalition in Kannaland boots long-serving, controvers­ial mayor out of office
• Proposal on UIF ‘will cripple fund’
• Blind busker gets proper home at last
• Huge electricit­y hike was ‘irrational, unfair and unlawful’
• Ipid disciplina­ry panel sacks Sesoko after long-running saga
• Residents ganging up to deliver mob justice a rising trend in townships
• Blind staff at café get boost from Rotary
• Court bid to recoup R2.5m hotel bill for event
• SAPS appeals ruling to reinstate top cop
• Naked patient frightens teen
• ‘Obesity increases women’s cancer risk’
• Golden moment for two women from different background­s
• Prime US presidenti­al picks leave one sick to stomach
• Incorrect headline
• Public have no say
• Pension shock
• Indescriba­ble grace the only way forward
• Can the ANC win back its soul?
• So many examples of women who helped make world a better place
• Political parties need to put egos aside and serve electorate
• Russia vows not to let Ukrainian ‘terrorism slide by’
• ‘Chefs who Share’ art auction
• Dancers Love Dogs use two feet for four
• Replay of ‘A Star is Born’
• Out in the ‘Playground’
• YOUR LUCK TODAY
• Tariff increase ‘to only be 3.5%‘
• SA retail sales data for June disappoint
• Harmony Gold sets higher annual production target for three years
• URBAN FARMING
• Building trust is key to an organisati­on’s success
• Sanlam aims to double market share in
• De Beers uses technology to protect its niche
• BHP Billiton, Rio Tinto to increase capital spending in rebound
• Scarcity of water to reduce South Africa’s wheat crop
• Tencent beats odds with prime content
• Japan’s exporters in penny-pinching mode as yen gains
• Och-Ziff may escape conviction as proxy takes the blame
• Investors bet on Zambia’s IMF bailout despite elections spat
• China cracks down on undergroun­d banking
• Uber to fight new rules for London
• Legal Eagle is Equus Horse of the Year
• William Nicol takes a step up
• It is very hard being the only one, says Russia’s sole athlete
• Golf belongs at the Olympics ... just a pity about those SA uniforms
• No tears of joy for Hartley as she now faces dreaded B final
• De Jongh not looking for any handouts
• Taylor aware of vital role he’s expected to play at City
• Coach Dobson 100% confident this will be a very different Province team
• Mathews: Herath fantastic with only one leg
• It’s all about the medal
• Bigger and better NGC can lift the morale of the nation, says golf boss
• De Sa must ensure that young keeper doesn’t lose heart
• Piedt hopes to provide Proteas with different options against Black Caps
• Meet the most luxurious and high-tech Range Rover yet
• Renault adds diesel to SA Captur range
• Bigger and better Civic is also more pricey
• Infiniti uses less fuel with VC-T
• Mitsubishi continues the Legend
• Clubsport is the fastest GTI yet
• Ignition TV airs new series of Speed Stars
• Make sure your cars is roadworthy, because no one else will

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