Cape Times - 2017-07-31

• Called a ‘hotnot’, punched
• Khoza fears for life, quits Tambo lecture
• Soccer stampede: sale of fake tickets may be cause
• Wynberg Boys’ Junior School apologises for ‘unacceptab­le’ hairstyle
• 3 family members killed in house fire
• Hurricanes duo tip the Lions
• China marks Army Day with military display
• Political fate of Venezuela hangs on vote
• Delegation to UN cut back as US isolationi­sm mounts
• Border guards cause boy’s death
• Gunman attacks home of Kenyatta’s deputy
• Islamist rebels kill 39 AU soldiers in Somalia ambush
• 2 killed in unrelated crashes over weekend
• City’s plan to curb urban sprawl
• UWC SRC president arrested
• Struggle heroes’ families honoured
• Brics countries adopt 7-point action plan to boost industrial co-operation
• 55 game rangers killed in Africa in year
• MPs look into KZN killings
• ‘Eskom has shone light in a dark corner’
• Lack of ‘political will’ in SA
• Close ranks behind victims to put paid to bullying at school
• Breastfeed­ing on the increase
• Boat crew member dies after seizure
• New library a ‘place of refuge’ for pupils
• The taste of Spain in a delicious cookie
• Costume play, virtual guns, having a fine time
• Soul-stirring sounds of India
• Art meets science, taxidermy and magic
• Big fail for ‘Mandela’s Last Years’: ignorance and prejudice
• Find common ground, collaborat­ion for health insurance
• Nuclear threat
• Oligopoly is the word
• High time for the truth about Timol
• DA knows its days in the Western Cape are numbered if ANC fixes itself
• Barclays eyes 20% home loans
• Growth should start showing upwards tick
• Brics heads decide on a 7-point action plan
• Bank’s Africa sell-down ‘is on track’
• Guiding SA’s financial markets to be the world’s best
• Brics chairperso­n spearheads drive to attract FDI to create jobs
• Rand v dollar
• Placing substantia­l resources towards future growth
• ECONOMIC DIARY JULY 30 - AUGUST 4
• Altron buys 100% of Fleet Logistics in Oz
• Pembury group on the move
• Tough times boost budget tyre brands
• Ellies confident of profit this year
• Clampdown calls for hard cash
• Mobile transactio­ns soar in Zimbabwe
• Some troubles getting all the Brics perfectly lined up
• ‘Madiba, Gandhi were the epitome of consciousn­ess’
• ARC buys 20% stake in Rain
• Trump urges Republican­s not to give up on US health care
• Congo heading for bond default
• Large cap Saudis main drag in Riyadh index fall
• Historic win for Hermoso Mundo
• Nelspruit or Newlands for City?
• Weighty issues as counties vie to impress the press with culinary delights
• Komphela praises Paez after Venezuelan bamboozles Pirates
• Pirates coach carries on, despite rumours of his replacemen­t
• Hamilton keeps his word, and gives up third place to Bottas
• Kohli backs Pandya to be the new Stokes
• ‘Anyone that bets against Usain Bolt isn’t smart’
• Du Preez: Things will get better
• Specman on song as Cheetahs prove too strong for Province
• Saders head in search of eighth title with full team
• Ackermann relishing his last week in charge
• Alarmingly inconsiste­nt batting continues to haunt the Proteas as they fight to save Test

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