Cape Times - 2017-03-13

• Ex held for death of 3 in fire
• Wind, fire bring race to a halt
• Junaid just keeps going
• Shanil Haricharan’s Songololo
• ANC releases policy documents
• Basil Read is confident of concluding BEE agreement
• Dampener on Zim’s growth forecast
• Jubilation in Seoul at Park’s impeachmen­t
• Turkey threatens retaliatio­n
• Russian security force deployed in Libya
• Squatters claim police brutality
• Cape athlete needs funds for national championsh­ips
• Petition to fast-track renewable energy
• Zuma endorses new ANC leader
• Mother’s story of baby’s ‘kidnapping’ didn’t add up, police say
• Film depicts stand against inner city developers
• Economic equality for women lagging behind by 70 years
• Muslims pray for rain as water restrictio­ns bite
• South African movie Tess raises important questions about rape culture
• Return of ‘Sarafina’ bowls over city audiences
• Reinstate Prasa board, Molefe warns
• Cosatu stages march for Dlamini to be axed
• Parliament inundated with bills from cabinet
• E Cape cop to appear on robbery charge
• A complex gamut of emotion
• Amazon to shake up TV entertainm­ent market
• Zabalaza to bring the best out of aspiring thespians
• New and improved system effective for drivers and public
• Focus on the vagrants
• Worst crisis since 1994
• Lifeline for veterans
• Reconstruc­ting nationalis­tic narratives leading to peace and social justice
• YOUR LUCK TODAY
• Social grants the only source of income for many rural families
• US wages data dampens interest rate hikes expectatio­ns
• The ghost ship is set to be the future of shipping
• Eskom’s ineptitude and racist rant
• Adcock Ingram buys Island Tribe from Creighton
• Tongaat’s shares rise 40% on forecast
• RMH has focus on property in 2017
• Farmers under pressure with maize prices in a two-year low
• Change in green power dynamics
• Energy Partners acquires Dryden Combustion
• US rate hike fears hit emerging markets
• Rumours of Exxon setting eyes on BP
• Sale of trade secrets alleged
• China now on ‘horizontal growth’
• Marinaresc­o on July mission
• Jockeys support for Cohen
• Tottenham maul the Lions
• Kjell’s Pirates are finally stung into action to avoid Cup slip up
• Patterns of history can be traced back to Barcelona and Istanbul
• Sundowns will not make many changes against Polokwane, claims Pitso
• Sharks to rest their sore players
• Eben couldn’t have asked for better but Rynhardt is becoming a bit of a liability
• Woodward warns Eddie: The Irish are free to make mischief
• Five flashpoint­s from Super Rugby’s third round
• Another remarkable post-match speech by Beckerling?
• Fleck ‘super excited’ about Stormers progress
• If only City had listened to the coach
• Faf surprised by lack of action against Smith, Kohli
• Jon-Jon Smuts has a 173 party at the hallowed old ground

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