Cape Times - 2017-07-03

• VOICING OUT:
• ANC WC ‘backs’ Ramaphosa
• Woman gang-raped after hijacking
• Mom’s trauma at ‘loss of a twin baby’
• ‘Surreal’ Proteas blow Windies away
• ‘Whackhead’ ready to get Capetonian­s revving
• 7-year-old Louise Fowler missing in Betty’s Bay
• Autopsies: extra staff deployed to assist
• Scores killed in Damascus car blasts since March
• Top Catholic theologian replaced
• Two-week poll in Papua New Guinea hampered by disruption­s
• Expert warns costs of flights will continue to drop as passenger numbers rise
• Egyptian court sentences 20 to death for killing policemen
• City’s broken promises spark Imizamo Yethu protest
• Lincoln stepped out of line, Fivaz tells court
• Winter donation brings comfort to homeless
• Say no to single-use plastic bags
• SACP backs dissolved committee
• ANC discontent palpable as Zuma sounds off against veterans
• Mkhize calls for a ‘black bank’
• Call for ANC to lobby for tougher sentences
• ANC MPs must toe party line or face expulsion
• Plan mooted to rid ANC of vote-buying
• Beware of everyone and fight the abusers
• SA athlete takes on Red Bull X-Alps
• More City funds for the vulnerable
• Praise for brave revolution­ary
• Fringe yet heart-rending, witty gem
• And now make way for the written word
• Hip-hop host Ms Cosmo
• Queen, Harry honour 3 young ‘SA leaders of change’
• Wayde’s triumph
• Full transparen­cy needed around income received by MPs
• You’re out of line, Mr President
• Bailout of SAA good
• WannaCry again?
• Why ANC stalwarts did not attend
• Objectivit­y and justifiabi­lity, not politics, must be the law’s guiding lights
• It’s been 40 years since SA first got its containeri­sation gulls in a row
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• SA car industry in R3.5bn BEE plan
• Investec’s top execs did strike it rich
• Railway projects in Africa by Africa
• More state funds for SAA’s R9bn immediate debt repayment
• APPLE MAGIC
• R9.5BN TRADE SURPLUS IN MAY
• A well-meaning law that failed to hit the target
• Naspers, darling of the JSE
• Production at Cooke mine resumes today
• AEP listing provides access to pool of capital
• Bain leaves Old Mutual on course
• Zwane instructs lay-off verificati­on
• Mine death in Zim
• Private sector credit rises in the face of weak business confidence
• Rand remains very sensitive currency
• Saviour of cane farmers
• Markets nervous on weaker prospects
• BMW mulling its Brexit options
• Investors expect further rise in emerging market equities
• All eyes on US oil demand in the hope of a glut-drain
• Iran to sign new gas deal with Total
• All in the Bass blood
• It’s a good day for Province at the Green Point track ...
• Excessive wind denies Steenkamp a record
• Tour throws up a nasty surprise for Froome
• Pitso underlines the value of experience
• Bafana lack the composure and finesse
• Murray ‘fine’ to play seven matches
• Australia A players may boycott tour to South Africa
• Itoje ‘was immense from start to finish’
• Kolbe an absolute threat and Willemse made some great decisions
• Sharks’ inconsiste­ncy could still cost them dearly
• Lions coach: All we can do now is keep on winning
• Fleck very happy to see some brilliant touches from Willemse in Bloem
• It’s okay, it’s part of the game says Pacquiao after stunning defeat
• Duminy’s form still a concern ahead of first Test at Lord’s

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