Cape Times - 2017-05-30

• MAKING HER MARK:
• Probe into rape of boy, 8
• Tiger Woods arrested for drunk-driving
• Pupils come out against violence
• City to subsidise bus rides for unemployed
• Rand fall softens SA bank shares
• Palestinia­n hunger strike ends
• Water restrictio­ns
• Group Five to lay off 149 more employees
• CoAL green light for its Makhado Project
• Merkel just ‘honest’ about US relations
• Namibian economic empowermen­t plan sparks panic
• Court packed at murder trial
• Van Breda’s statement ‘not a true reflection’
• Suurbraak land activists, police in stand-off over housing
• Official in hot water after fraud conviction
• Smokers challenged to give up cigarettes for 24 hours
• Community aims for suspects to stay in jail
• Dam levels down, consumptio­n unchanged
• Baleka Mbete speaks out on ‘judicial overreach’
• SSA to probe more than 860 corruption cases
• Cosatu continues call for Zuma to resign
• Applicatio­n for leave to appeal postponed
• Child abuse in SA a cause for alarm
• Thulsie twins’ case postponed again
• Red tape stops centre helping babies
• Two warders hurt in St Albans knifing
• Death toll rises, 8 000 displaced
• Standing in the shoes of students
• Help at hand for kids with PTSD in resource-starved setting
• Pope Francis visits Fatima’s shrine to canonise teenagers
• Change from families
• Cops in Elsies at last
• Human rights for all
• Anti-death penalty warrior perishes
• Corruption rules
• Call for proper sanitation policy
• A day to highlight harmful effects, change habits
• ‘Help at hand for PTSD teens’
• Prayzah rising fast on the world stage
• New series ‘This is Us’ will have you hooked
• TV Programmes
• THE TAKE-A-BREAK CROSSWORD
• YOUR LUCK TODAY
• How do you find?
• Gears’ shortage hobbles BMW SA
• Time now for selfless leadership at Busa-BBC
• Sweet times as Tongaat Hulett reports a bumper profit under tough conditions
• Acknowledg­ement that SMEs help GDP growth
• Rating of the world’s second largest economy
• Famous Brands looks into the future
• Acsion expects work on Cyprus mall to start this year
• One acquisitio­n at a time before its next target for Insimbi
• Rand decline after Zuma uncertaint­y
• S&P’s sticks to regular ratings on China
• Analysis: Finally Opec and shale oil industry talk
• UK elections edge markets down
• India wants more German companies to invest
• Evie’s Light can lead the way
• How we rate the Proteas rivals in Group B
• Lions tour to New Zealand will be ‘the greatest ever’
• Junior Bok Bosch ready for France at World U20 Champs
• Djokovic praises Agassi
• Stenson tips Noren to be Sweden’s next star
• Starc reminder that Australia aren’t also-rans
• Mercedes now the underdogs, says Wolff after Ferrari’s 1-2
• Sato’s long wait for a win pays off
• Proteas will be happy with much better fielding and catching
• Big day looms for Stellenbos­ch FC
• Lions would have liked to keep playing for three weeks

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