Cape Times - 2017-09-01

• ‘Tomorrow the sun will shine again’
• Mystery grows over three boys’ deaths in vetkoek case
• Engels ‘tears of joy’ over bursary
• R220 000 Sea Point rental sets record price
• Book reviews
• Way forward to end violence against women
• Cruywagen’s Spiritual Mandela extract
• UN stymies bid to inspect Iran military sites
• US prevents evacuation of IS fighters
• Gulf states spread proxy rivalry to E Africa
• Courtesy masks UK-Japan tensions over Brexit
• Bio-hazard lab survives hurricane
• Top Brazil court suspends Amazon mining permit
• Disruptive student activists suspended
• Court ruling protects the disadvanta­ged
• VIP surprise for Masiphumel­ele
• EFF cause chaos over Gupta ties
• Madikizela defends R3 000 birthday cake
• SMEs told to partner up with Chinese
• Nzimande condemns R14.1m payment ‘slip-up’
• Cosatu divided on Gigaba’s proposal
• Activists slam mine
• Fraudsters receive heavy jail sentences
• St Petersburg to host global jazz day
• Conference’s declaratio­n on way forward to end violence against women
• Address gender inequality head-on
• Use water sparingly
• No room in the House for disgraced ex-deputy minister
• ANC warns DA against destabilis­ing conduct committee
• DA behind PHA
• On voting reforms
• The Sharapova dilemma
• Youth developmen­t
• There’s just one city to be in when spring charms us with her magic
• Brics: towards new horizons
• Ninth Brics Summit to be held in China a ‘diplomatic victory’
• Vettel on the ‘nicest race’ for Ferrari
• Kyrgios: I’m not dedicated to the game at all
• Bouchard ‘surprised’ that she played on Arthur Ashe Stadium
• Zverev doesn’t seem to think that he and Coric have a history
• Scrappy Sharapova still comes up shining
• Here’s five Currie Cup remedies for Province
• Can Joburg T20 side become Giants like Pirates?
• ‘First and foremost’, the Sharks will not disrespect the Cheetahs ‘C’ team
• Aussies up for boardroom battle but not for one on pitch
• Sandes good and ready for the ‘CCC’ race
• Manyama’s departure is a sign City are on right track
• Bafana must forget the ‘C’ game
• Exclusive: V&A eyes desalinati­on
• Steinhoff remains on track for a good performanc­e in Europe
• Cell C’s recapitali­sation plan comes under fire
• SOEs must have clarity in their price policy
• The continent is experienci­ng an unpleasant internet reality
• Our mission for South Africa, and Brics economies, is clear
• Smartphone, PC screen in line for tech disruption
• LG hopes to get back into the picture with new smartphone
• Distell restructur­e ushers in a new era
• Tharisa goes big on PGMrich metals via Arxo branch
• Santam to shift its focus as slowdown hits consumers
• Trade surplus falls to R8.9bn as exports decline
• Rand inches up, Steinhoff lifts bourse
• Survé bullish over benefits of Brics for SA
• Brics – a saviour to employment woes
• Osaka, Japan’s city of water
• Dog helped with author’s dyslexia
• Taking his art wherever he goes
• Ecocidal quest for ever-cheaper meat
• Novel is a feminist revenge drama
• Being shadowed by death
• SPECTACLE TO BEHOLD
• Bastille set to rock the Mother City in a fabulous line-up
• Soccer wife scores strength through pain
• LOVED HIS GOEMA
• DECODER TIME
• Baelish, behind the earthly drama in ‘GoT’
• FUN WITH A COOL TWIST
• ‘Feel-good’ movies given a new digital spin at cinemas
• Treat your taste buds at the food festival
• ON SAFARI
• Billy Silver to shine them up
• Form points to Romi’s Boy
• Silicone Valley ready and able
• Diamond looking to sparkle for Japan

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