Cape Times - 2017-03-01

• A fit May Gomez, affectiona­tely known as Aunty May, turns 100 today
• 17 million hold their breath
• Importance of African languages
• Local scientists on trail of adulterate­d honey
• Refugees take ‘enormous’ risks to reach Europe
• Scots likely to vote again on UK split
• Facebook closes Fatah’s page over Arafat picture
• Nigerian student body denies revenge attacks
• Iraqi troops advance in Mosul
• Struggle for land leads to violence
• Protest highlights overcrowdi­ng, unpaid salaries at primary school
• Abattoir workers claim victory in settlement
• Man linked to rape of 14 women, says State
• Theft of police uniforms to be probed
• Billionair­e philanthro­pists using satellites to save the planet
• How city will cope with the drought
• Two people to fly to the moon in 2018
• There is no cloud over my head, says new MP Molefe
• Talks on new Sassa deal begin
• Murder accused soldier to officer: I need to finish job
• Trendy kids’ wear doesn’t have to be overly pricey
• Richard Stirton is loving waking up and playing music every day
• Embracing the power of storytelli­ng to break into each other’s lives
• More Tlalis needed
• Major shipping catch-up needed to keep up with the big boys
• Judge Moosa was always willing to help SA’s marginalis­ed
• An inspiring legacy
• Icon second to none
• Teen suicide prevention week
• No need for toxic alliance
• Ticket shambles
• Your number is engraved in my heart
• Moving tribute for exceptiona­l judge who served with distinctio­n
• Moosa helped safeguard apartheid detainees’ rights
• A beacon urging social change
• Engaging, polished entertainm­ent
• Why Jimmy Kimmel and Matt Damon hate each other
• O’Donnell takes Trump feud to his front door
• YOUR LUCK TODAY
• Nedbank’s Ecobank reports R4bn loss
• Blue Label rejects speculatio­n on Cell C deal
• Curro to list tertiary division
• Steinhoff bullish on growth prospects
• M-Pesa leads the future of banking by phone in Africa
• Listed constructi­on and engineerin­g group secures R11bn in new work this year
• A collective approach to the delivery of infrastruc­ture
• Employees are the best brand agents
• Waterfall drives Attacq
• Nedbank Zim MBCA profit soars to $5.8m
• Cashbuild set to add more stores
• AECI bets on recovery in commodity prices
• Nigerian economy contracts in 2016
• The balance sheets are battered
• Chance for ‘Emperor’ to step up
• City’s Edmilson feels at home
• Shakespear­e writes a new chapter for Leicester City
• Kings worried about relegation from NFD
• I hope there’s a plan to make sure young talent doesn’t fall through the cracks
• Derby ideal for Wome to warm Pirates’ hearts
• It is not going to get any easier for the Sharks, admits Du Preez
• Botha: I guess it’s back to the drawing board
• Domestic rugby set to take a new direction
• Starc is ready to pick up the pace
• Baby Boks can’t wait to start the real hard work
• Jake was right on the money back in 2012
• Knights set for a right royal challenge without their stars
• SP Marais is in a good home space at Newlands
• The indignatio­n behind Ibrahimovi­c, the United ‘lion’
• Rabada: I feel like I am the main person when it comes to judging how I feel

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