Cape Times - 2017-09-13

• City to march for Rohingya
• HOSTILITIE­S IN THE HARBOUR
• CPUT closes engineerin­g faculties after protests
• Men having more trouble with debt
• MC Gaza brings fresh message to Palestinia­ns
• Now Benni takes on Chiefs
• Reprieve for UK leader over Brexit
• Africa-Israel summit postponed
• Petition to block ‘free water’ closure
• R44 closed as protesters run amok in Kleinmond
• Groups meet in bid to stop child violence
• Suurbraak needy lose hope after 20 years
• Three men necklaced ‘as message’
• Zuma: Black people unfree
• ‘It is time to unify the ANC’
• Actions threatened SARB’s independen­ce’
• Little enthusiasm for proposed electricit­y funding model
• Businesses urged to embrace radical economic transforma­tion
• Help marine animals in coastal clean-up
• Breakthrou­gh heart treatment undergoing trial in Israel’s medical centre
• Sharing Struggle stories
• Bid to get lover back ends on a sour note
• Why ‘Berlin patient’ Brown calls himself an HIV survivor
• More to boebotie than ‘a minced curry dish’
• Bride carries bouquet of doughnuts
• Stop the violence
• Defying water quotas will invoke harsher penalties
• Call to join march against genocide of the Rohingya people
• Story of our heroes
• This has to stop
• Deal, Mr Trump?
• Level 5 is fair to all
• Let’s honour the legacy of OR Tambo
• Quick thinking and bravery prevented deadly cargo becoming toxic situation
• Open Streets on October 1: your chance to change the energy in city transport
• Exploring the real and the imagined
• Standard Bank: Sim is now sole boss
• Absence of new players sees Comair profits soar
• It’s great when life hands you a tiara
• Walking the director talk
• Building a financial collective could save economy
• SA losing its appeal to mining firms – Moody’s
• Attacq will sell African assets if price is right
• Ascendis vows to pursue organic and acquisitiv­e growth
• Clover looks back at a hard year
• AEEI buys majority stake in Orleans Cosmetics
• Another car shipping firm accused of fixing prices
• Furniture movers in trouble over e-toll price fixing
• Rand slips on resurgent dollar, JSE up
• Glencore competitor­s envy Swiss oil trader’s sale of Rosneft to CEFC
• Small-scale farmers look to export markets
• Zim cash crisis: Business warns
• Van Wyk earns his stripes
• Nadal wants Federer’s scalp again
• SA golf has its own Tiger on the prowl
• Azam helps Pakistan to historic victory
• Simbine gunning for 100-200m double
• Can anyone stop the Real machine?
• Safa agree to replay Bafana-Senegal qualifier
• Ajax hardly test keeper at Orlando Stadium
• Mane’s foot-up ban stands
• Why Franco has to come back for bang-in-form Pieter-Steph
• Baby Bok skipper Ward makes his voice heard as he marshals the Sharks’ young backline
• Davids happy to step out from Jantjies’ shadow
• Kaino has got to show that he’s in the right condition
• I have heard many good things about ‘Oti’ the coach, says Kallis
• Cape Town Marathon: Pienaar’s appeal to the captains
• ‘Bring it on!’ Lesotho’s Seutloali believes he can upset the odds

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