Cape Times - 2016-12-06

• ‘Truly historic day for prisoners’
• Retired judge sues state for R3m
• Ncwane death shocks nation
• Eskom, Exxaro in dispute over BEE level
• Electric cars will rule future
• Activists celebrate Dakota pipeline decision
• Populists seek power as Italy PM quits
• The Gambia: Yahya Jammeh out after short billion years
• Police step up raids on drug dens
• Hartley blames post on ‘joker’
• ‘Mandela’s greatness was his ability to inspire us’
• Finding hope with a role model
• Tamana’s family accuses ANC of abusing her name
• Cosatu WC backs Ramaphosa for state president
• Dlamini to join EFF protest to free student activist
• Listen to that strong inner voice
• Wits SRC slams 8% hike for 2017
• 800 senior school posts still vacant
• SA amputee flown to India for prosthesis from benefactor
• Rhodes Park accused claims police coercion
• Pet sterilisat­ion campaign winning
• Pheto in a galaxy of film stars
• Pike opens up about new role as Ruth Williams
• Wisdom of Solomon used in Solidarity v Correction­al Services
• New Christiaan Barnard hopes to keep same caring approach
• The Trump ‘affect’
• Gay haters defying the constituti­on
• Famine looms
• SA divided by native, settler notion
• 20 years after the approval of the constituti­on, we need to put people first
• Innovation not always associated with growth of economies, bettering lives
• Cupido’s star rises with obvious win
• SA hip hop needs to chill, says Speedsta
• New ‘true story’ site raises questions about truth in movies
• Trump remains glued to shows he calls ‘unwatchabl­e’
• YOUR LUCK TODAY
• Group Five, AIF join up in strategic alliance
• Clover industries warned its shareholde­rs yesterday that it was restructur­ing.
• SA ‘has positive outlook’ for 2017
• MUNICIPAL PERFORMANC­E
• BLESSINGS OF TOURISM
• Despite challenges, African tourism is on the rise
• Italtile’s sales rise by 14%
• MBSA chief is off to China
• PIC requests Anglo to spin off platinum
• BAT to raise its offer for Reynolds
• Zimbabwe mines teeter on brink
• Ipap is needed urgently to save jobs
• Engineerin­g talent in high demand
• SA still faces risk of a downgrade in six months
• Euro zone PMI picks up to best this year
• Sony mobile game beats Pokémon in Japan
• Euro plunges to low after Renzi resigns
• VW shifts priorities to ride hailing and autonomous driving
• UK’s services sector in fastest growth rate
• William Longsword can strike
• Morena ready to face bestof-the-best
• Tinkler shows that The Ghost was wrong
• Notoane: Cosafa is our Afcon prep
• Baxter chases full-house of trophies
• Jordy Smith ‘one of the best guys out there’
• Wenger is struggling to find balance without Cazorla
• Will Aguero get a chance to redeem himself?
• Pitso would prefer to face Auckland City
• Mosehle out of his comfort zone
• Maxwell may miss out again
• Bok analysts hard at work finding chinks in Proteas’ armour
• I am just so thankful to be back out here playing again, says upbeat Tiger
• Shu-Aib’s long and winding road
• Le Clos unsure if he’ll add 100m freestyle to his repertoire in Canada
• Cobras have renewed belief that they can turn things around
• Blitzboks had to fight for what they wanted

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