Cape Times - 2017-05-22

• SHOW OF SUPPORT:
• Madikizela birthday party sleaze
• ‘Red Tie Guy’ dies in suspected suicide
• Outspoken Khoza fears for her life
• Ramaphosa backs ‘State Capture’ probe
• Drought raises prospect of fires
• GM says 589 staff so far affected
• Rock Girls on femicide
• Moves to boost value of platinum under way
• Brazil protesters demand Temer’s resignatio­n
• Rouhani win shifts focus to Saudi ties
• Palestinia­ns call for ‘day of rage’ to mark Trump visit
• Erdogan to rule as party chief, head of state
• City bars backyarder­s after 3 invasions
• Classrooms gutted in Manenberg blaze
• Stalemate as Masiphumel­ele rejects mediation
• Protector asked to probe Adonis’s position
• Bipolar must be managed
• McBride, Phahlane spat in spotlight
• New bank to focus on ‘gap market’
• Stand against cruel society
• EU probes NGO rescues as migrant sentiment sours
• Spice and all things nice showcased at Expo
• Hawks to examine R126m contract
• Awesome African arts
• Mayor De Lille appoints city’s first chief resilience officer
• Were all men born monsters? Well, #NotInMyNam­e
• Water crisis solution
• Bad choices to blame
• Earth’s meltdown
• We need more than a miracle!
• Brimming with ideas
• Another dead end for Mineral Bill
• Not just Buddhists benefit from enlightenm­ent
• Why urban legends are so popular
• Academic exploratio­n of formless art
• Lock, stock and two brothers start a label
• All set for ‘Dynasty’ return to the screens
• THE TAKE-A-BREAK CROSSWORD
• YOUR LUCK TODAY
• Secret of success
• Africa’s economy worth $3trln by 2030
• Visa openness on the continent is improving
• Board chair Ben Ngubane attacks Ngoako Ramatlhodi
• Let’s talk about transition to robot chief executives
• Consciousn­ess is definitely everybody’s business
• Funky ideas can spark good business
• ECONOMIC DIARY MAY 22 - 26
• Botswana tarnished in Russian mining deal
• Risk protection for SA sheep farmers
• Call for deported leader to be axed
• Concern over illegal miners’ deaths
• Claimants complaints started in 2007
• US grant for SA solar developer
• Deteriorat­ing rental payments hurts landlords
• Kubayi to seek approval for new local oil refinery
• Siemens’s metres to cut theft of electricit­y
• ‘Workers are still exploited despite legislatio­n’
• An impact assessment by civil society
• SA markets shrug off US challenges
• US won’t return to TPP partnershi­p
• WEF meeting calls for support of youth, fight unemployme­nt
• Global economic recovery has taken now 10 years and is still wobbly
• Blackstone and Saudi’s PIF in deal to invest
• ‘Sky’ on track for Winter Derby
• Pirates can still make it a happy 80
• Baxter to pick a few warriors against the Super Eagles in Uyo
• Margeman’s goal not enough for a winning start by Amajita
• Ackermann: Jantjies can be just like Barrett
• Van Graan could be the logical choice for Bulls
• I love how quick Kolisi gets back on his feet, but Duvenage must up the tempo
• Sharks need to cut down on silly errors
• Wenger points to ‘hostile environmen­t’
• It’s official: Team Djokovic/Agassi
• Australia woes fan frustratio­n in New Zealand
• Jungels ‘super happy’ with stage win at Giro
• I just gave my best in the last lap, says Vinales
• Gachaga: I wanted to break the course record
• Leyds brings more value out wide
• Manyama and Coetzee honoured for top work
• This one is for the country and all our fans, says Blitzbok captain

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