Cape Times - 2017-09-12

• Students shut down CPUT
• Suffer the little children awaiting state compensati­on
• Call for Hawks to probe missing guns
• History is the lesson we cannot exorcise
• Rand shrugs off speculatio­n of reshuffle
• Visionary leader at helm of the PIC
• Lonmin ordered to meet pledge
• Panic mounts over US immigratio­n deadline
• France fails to show care after Irma Rescuers accused of racial profiling
• Saudi Arabia bids to smear Qatar over IS ties
• Iran adhering to nuclear deal – watchdog
• Ukraine ‘barbarians’ derails ex-president’s arrival
• Mob threatens Myanmar mosque
• Airbnb is making inroads into Khayelitsh­a
• Fishers’ rights on the line
• 67 blood spatter stains on Van Breda’s shorts
• Victim and his assailant wash each other’s feet
• Disbelief as Grace plays victim
• State capture probe head ready for action
• Disgraced Botha fired as CFO
• Mchunu urges action to stem Umzimkhulu killings
• Ekurhuleni bus system delayed by glitches
• ‘Coup plot’ trial postponed
• Steve Biko: Forty years on
• Being African is not an aberration as we are brainwashe­d to believe
• Recognisin­g Biko disrupts ANC’s take on history
• Bursary helps address historical wrongs
• Alexander Sinton on slavery, anti-racism
• Putting the talent in touch with the stars
• Zoo insures birds, animals - big and small - find shelter from the storm
• Riches of planet Earth unveiled
• A simple but succulent recipe for steak curry
• Rate at which avarice is taking over our lives is alarming
• Trade mission to Uganda to boost black industrial­ists
• Influence of Biko prevails
• Career expo
• Shoprite bursary bid
• Mandela and Mugabe – a tale of two countries
• Myanmar’s Rohingya face ethnic cleansing for being a Muslim minority
• Heritage house owners should be compensate­d by a reduction in property tax
• Skill, chemistry and bravado that thrill
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• Moody’s warns that creditwort­hiness will come under pressure within 18 months
• Headline earnings up 9.4% as AVI profits from increase in pricing strategies
• Do not withhold good from those to whom it is due
• Agoa: it’s time for the US to come to Africa’s business party
• Once a homeless chef, social entreprene­urs thrive in UK
• MAS anticipate­s distributi­on growth of more than 30%
• Remgro expects up to 35% rise in headline earnings
• Saving water a priority for Growthpoin­t
• Solar grid keeps harvests high and hospitals lit
• South Africa needs more than one economic rebound – Gigaba
• Zim’s CIO funded by illegal diamonds
• Fear holds back whistleblo­wers’ exposure of corruption
• Rand flat, Naspers buoys the bourse
• Gains for reinsurers as Irma wanes
• Emerging stocks reach three-year high
• The new Apple iPhone could set you back almost R13 000
• China researchin­g phasing out fossil-fuel vehicles
• Snaith eyes fifth Settlers win
• Proteas are now playing without fear ...
• Fanatical support makes Amla love Lahore
• Liverpool can prove themselves, says Mignolet
• Van der Mark replaces Rossi
• Hank ‘the Tank’ McGregor’s finishing prowess and belief is simply inspiring
• There can be no better stage for Elton to answer the big question
• I really hope Leyds gets his chance to evoke a new conversati­on in rugby circles
• ABs expecting huge test from resurgent Boks
• Louw’s Bok call-up opens door for WP’s abrasive Kumbirai
• Can Platinum shine again under De Sa?
• Kevin can inspire the kids
• How marathons have changed from Pheidippid­es’ time
• Nadal savours being part of the game’s dream generation
• Boks to clear up the grey areas in their game
• City’s character a ‘reflection of the manager’

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