Cape Times - 2017-05-29

• Zuma survives a second no confidence vote
• Stellenbos­ch student, 21, murdered in ‘senseless act’
• Honour for adults who fight for kids
• Discover and respect the shisanyama culture
• 14 million people go to bed hungry in SA
• Vettel emulates Schumi
• Barclays still waits for nod from the SARB
• Taxi protest action looms
• Filipino militants execute eight civilians
• UK terror suspects still ‘at large’
• Somali rebels block food aid to starving villagers
• Fatal stabbing in heart of US ‘white utopia’
• Gamblers illegal winnings forfeited
• Apple throwers in trouble
• Another child goes missing
• Resident fury at criminals operating in their area
• Jail time traumatise­s 8 Greyton activists
• Outrage over sinkhole that threatens business losses
• Scopa hails SABC board decision to axe Aguma
• Police close in on OR crime syndicate
• Food gardens bear fruit
• We should implement our religion every day
• No easy road to fame for Crosscurre­nt
• M.anifest on a trade mission in SA
• Orthodox religion and rom-com hijinks
• ‘Adios’ to fine Cuban legacy
• Breakthrou­gh as overcrowdi­ng in Pollsmoor gets reduced
• Albino killings need interventi­on and full might of the law
• How to cool a city
• N Korea’s armour
• A broken society
• Zuma must go asap
• Foot soldiers in war against poverty
• Maimane’s juvenile approach to diplomacy worsens matters for Hichilema
• Media24 should allow space for journalist­ic voices to thrive
• Headphones to silence snoring
• Exclusive: Labour Minister’s claim is shown to have been inaccurate
• Wiseman Khuzwayo - newspaperm­an par excellence who lived life to the fullest
• Aspen set to collude with Russia
• Why investors should not rely on overnight profits
• A gentle form of wisdom and integrity has now gone from us
• Lonmin’s Bapo deal under fire
• New reporting will be costly and time consuming
• Kyle Whitehall appointed to take the reins of Neotel
• 30% black ownership of mines mooted
• ‘Add value to communitie­s’
• Master Plastics’ loss as maiden results issued
• Industry cheers strong govt safety-net
• Africa should see the gold in its dirt, says banker
• SA maize crop will be at least twice than what it was last year
• Treasury is sticking to its guns on Denel
• BA battling to get airborne
• Hyundai runs into image resistance in China’s market
• THE TAKE-A-BREAK CROSSWORD
• YOUR LUCK TODAY
• Grapefruit’s new leaf
• Domeyer’s tonic
• Kvitova’s emotional comeback
• Comrades has taught me lessons about running and life
• It was a bit slow, bumpy and hot, but Caster still tops
• Looking back at City and Ajax season
• I want to win the grand slams, says Pitso
• Kolisi playing like a real captain every week, but that EW Viljoen chip ...
• Chiefs coach Komphela rues a string of poor performanc­es
• Nollis believes he’s best man for the Bulls
• Stellenbos­ch confident of PSL spot
• Proteas’ ‘soft centre’ still a cause for concern ahead of Champions Trophy
• Fleck: I’m just really disappoint­ed in our performanc­e
• FA Cup win ‘doesn’t influence’ anything
• Lions running lines a joy to see

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