Cape Times - 2017-08-17

• R45m spent on (dis)Graceland
• Chinese pay fees for 105 needy pupils
• Doctors urged not so sign global fee accords
• Rhino conservati­onists condemn online auction
• Trump defends fascist rally participan­ts President offers comfort to racists, say Republican­s
• Obama quotes Mandela, breaks record with anti-racism tweet
• Kashmir rebels denounce independen­ce day
• Saudis seek ally to curb Iran influence
• Border-free Brexit for Northern Ireland
• ICC charges Libyan commander with war crime over executions
• Diesel spill clean-up get under way
• Mom desperate to raise cash for treatment
• ‘No leads from Van Breda identikit’
• Tributes flow for slain Jam Jam
• Local ceramicist flies flag at art residency
• ‘Rusty’ ex-agent denies Timol torture
• Inquiry seeks funds
• Secret ballot voting process ‘was beyond reproach’
• Deserves to be day of honour
• KZN ANC leadership court battle begins
• Praise for Sanlam CT Marathon
• Avoid cutting buoys from fishing gear
• Mboro scares CRL head
• Israel revokes reporter’s credential­s
• Capsule delivers scientific cargo and ice cream to space station
• Richie considerin­g boycotting Kennedy Honors
• What an experience performing a Wagner
• Witch-hunters on TV should hang their heads in shame
• How do they get away with despoiling the beloved country?
• Manana outrage
• Hotbed of disease
• What a disgrace
• Out of control
• Fight between the needy and greedy
• Media urged to tell the story of women and help build the nation
• Workplace transforma­tion still slow, but many women are excelling
• Young Independen­ts awards honour youth
• Recognisin­g youth who inspire and excel
• ‘Tiger’ roars home
• Why Mostert must be Etzebeth’s partner
• Province have to get on the right side of the referees, says Van Zyl
• Arrival of Boshoff will help bolster Bulls’ flyhalf stocks
• All Blacks have had to hold Sonny Bill back a little bit
• Quinton Fortune set to join Bafana
• Boks will have to be very sharp, warns Elton
• It’s near impossible to fill the gap between the posts in Khune’s absence
• Sedwyn George has come to Ajax to score and win trophies
• Moody’s warns on SOE bailouts
• Unions to fight ArcelorMit­tal cuts
• Nedbank’s project listing points to slower fixed investment
• Being a good business is also good for business
• To rest in the eye of the storm takes special human reserves
• Melbourne ranked world’s most liveable city for 7th year in a row
• Italtile exploring footprint in Africa
• City Lodge confident in spite of uncertaint­y
• Famous Brands stock takes a knock after trading update
• 4AX boosted by two strategic appointmen­ts
• The rise and rise and rise of Capitec
• Retail sales show end of recession
• Tracker points to slowdown in investment spending
• Certainty essential for tax compliance
• Revenue authoritie­s struggle to scoop informal sector into tax net
• Sarb may cut interest rates further, says Fitch’s BMI
• Rustenburg coalition passes pro-poor budget, girds itself for delivery
• Topical issues for South African investors
• Willis Towers Watson Asset Manager Review
• Willis Towers Watson Asset Manager Review
• Willis Towers Watson Asset Manager Review
• Willis Towers Watson Asset Manager Review
• Rand touches one-week highs, JSE rises
• Nigeria’s new rail plan on track
• Modi steps up the war on looters of wealth
• CRYPTICCRO­SSWORD
• CR-V is a space king
• Five tips to get first-time approval for your car loan
• Driven: Honda’s all-new CR-V arrives in SA
• Fiat’s new Panda is a city car with character
• South African special edition Beetle R-Line
• Mazda plans to build a ‘petrol-diesel’ engine
• Chatting up your Mercedes just became easier
• Amarok V6 is the Porsche of pickups

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