Cape Times - 2017-05-26

• Scandals, splits cost ANC heavy at polls
• WE LOVE YOU AFRICA:
• City hosts interfaith prayer service for rain
• Parties back funding disclosure work
• Pros and cons of dagga
• UK snubs US on intelligen­ce after bomb leaks
• Africa isn’t poor, it’s just exploited
• Israeli forces clash with activists at Jerusalem march
• Robben Island Museum marks 20 years
• Slain Van Bredas swallowed own blood
• Witness against Lamoer denies she’s ‘unreliable’
• Shack dwellers’ protest brings traffic to a halt
• Blackout over illegal connection­s
• Parents put schools in lockdown
• Fedhasa demands Airbnb be regulated
• Mugabe did well but should go – Malema
• Dlamini’s budget debate erupts into chaos in House
• Mbalula appoints task team to probe KZN murders
• ‘Lifers’ make bid for parole
• Homo Naledi on display
• Elsies River welcomes satellite police station
• South Sudan’s refugees fleeing into Uganda
• Bent on breaking their cycle of pain
• Man-made boundaries have splintered our African culture
• Voters trust the IFP
• ‘4 awards a feather in Independen­t’s cap’
• Old hatreds die hard
• Africa must unite
• City duo the big winners
• Thai ‘anniversar­y’ blast poll threat
• Divide and rule: Trump’s Middle Eastern doctrine as he stokes conflict
• Nigeria in ‘war of wits’ as rumours emerge of a coup, 18 years since democracy
• SARB takes a cautious stance
• Patel announces R1.5bn steel competitiv­eness fund
• Faster-than-expected drop in PPI inflation
• TFG buys RAG in Australia for R3bn
• Tiger Brands embarks on a strategic review in future growth objective
• Identify the story first, and then apply good journalism
• Edcon fights club fee ruling
• Old Mutual may have to touch UK cash reserves in its break-up deals
• Home talent Pattison to lead
• Brian treads water in Eskom maelstrom
• The BBC congratula­tes Africa’s black excellence
• Weaker dollar comes to rand’s rescue
• Meeting Africa’s socio economic needs
• Extension for Opec production limits
• Global stocks soar to record highs
• Paige Nick’s satirical masterpiec­e
• These compelling tales will transport the reader straight to the veld
• Sorting out the intricate complexiti­es of romance
• Tension gives birth to suspense
• Ospina or Cech: Who will Wenger keep?
• Petersen ‘definitely feeling good’ about his clean sheets
• It is a massive privilege and honour to be part of Junior Bok team, says Moerat
• Coleman and Leyds can organise it
• Sharks or Stormers? Mike Greenaway and Wynona Louw square off
• Rampant Lions will test in-form Cronje to his maximum
• Ricciardo loves Monaco streets
• Alonso on ‘oval racing’ and Indy cars
• F1 teams asked to revise cars after Monger crash
• Wayde set to take gold at awards once more
• Baxter urges players to keep putting in the miles
• Amla credits his ‘game-changing’ teammate Morgan
• Mitchell: It is exciting times for the Bulls
• Poets don’t win many football titles, says ‘boring’ Mourinho
• BIG OCCASION
• SA doccies in the spotlight
• Gold’s bold moves pays off
• A blast from the ’70s
• GOOD STORY
• It’s Linkin Park, but not the Linkin Park you know
• YOUR FRIEND
• A HOMELY FEEL
• ‘The Fall’ returns to Baxter next month
• De Beer can Talktothes­tars
• B Twenty One has the class

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