Cape Times - 2017-05-19

• FAMILY MOURNS:
• Hawks swoop on fisheries department
• Water: ‘waiting on a miracle’
• Noakes debate rages on
• Tape implicates Temer in graft scandal
• Trump aides, Russians kept in close contact
• 140 000 S Sudan refugees flee to Sudan
• Dodgy land deals by Arabs irk Palestinia­ns
• ‘Injuries could have been selfinflic­ted’
• Outrage as women continue to meet violent, brutal deaths
• Applause for initiative in providing arts platform
• BBC film to capture struggle of people in Masi
• ANC chief whip pushes parties to disclose funding
• SA almost on the brink of becoming a mafia state, says SACC
• Van Rooyen takes tough stance on municipal debt
• New bank to serve housing gap market, boost entreprene­urs
• Honouring war graves mission
• Lip-syncing Biebs underwhelm­ing
• Practition­ers should encourage medicinal use of dagga
• Youth Month line-up
• Who will stand up for women who are victimised by men?
• Stamp out thuggery
• Water: city’s fault
• Get behind Province
• Communitie­s can protect a child
• Turkish leader won’t accomplish extraditio­n of expats from SA
• Amakhosi will teach the Clever Boys that the beautiful game is not academic
• Bulls still dreaming of success
• Sanchez: Arsene Wenger is the creator of the stadium and the style of Arsenal
• It’s an important part of the competitio­n for the Lions
• Faf ’s exit prompts Straeuli to moot transfer fees in rugby
• Novak: You know, Roger is very smart
• McGregor v Mayweather: halfway
• Sharks will have to ‘get up’ in Singapore
• Stormers won’t go old school in their defence
• Wits players deserve a little bit more credit
• Jonevret just loves winning, and he wants Pirates to get that feeling of making history
• Tinkler is ‘really happy’ for Hunt and Co
• End of an era – GM cites poor returns
• Sibanye in 60% discounted rights offer
• Pests destroy Aliko Dangote’s tomato paste business
• Disinvestm­ent decision is regrettabl­e – DTI
• Investec in good position to push for market growth
• Coming to terms with the projected future value of energy
• Banking regulation­s must protect public interests
• Proven strategies help Afrimat growth
• Plan to review annual earnings
• Stefanutti hopes its problems are past
• Most vulnerable remain at risk of cyber attack
• Naspers ponders selling pay-TV business in Africa
• Falsified figures embarrass Chinese SOE
• Modern methods will extend North Sea oil extraction
• 10 charged in Oz with giant tax fraud
• A therapeuti­c satire of our times
• Romantic and parental love go head-to-head in ‘The Awkward Age’
• Suspense and plot will grip readers
• A funny and sassy read that delivers light relief
• Michael Moore, Weinstein making a movie about Trump
• NICE ’N’ NASTY
• The shape of perfect acoustics
• A rhythm to Tiger Bay’s past
• ‘THE EULOGISTS’
• Join Disney favourites on trip down memory lane
• 3D interactiv­e art exhibition
• Youth gets big break at Artscape in June
• Ten things to do at Wacky Wine
• Television
• AWFUL CLICHÉS
• Women’s stories in their own words is a key priority
• IN CAMPS BAY
• Fluffy, puffy eggs taking food world by storm
• Clark’s the guy who cooks a feast
• Shake off whisky myths
• Slabolepsz­y’s drama a roller-coaster ride
• Cy’s patented excuse
• A PRESIDENT
• Tarry key to Durban July hopefuls

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