Cape Times - 2017-09-28

• Thousands in Cosatu march
• Informant in teen’s murder case paid out
• Courtney’s mom still not in home Zuma promised
• SMEs were the worst affected by strike
• Capitec now has 9.2m clients
• Do women drivers herald a freer kingdom?
• ‘Nigerian unity not negotiable’
• Indonesian cops out in force at anti-communist rally
• Time for change, Frelimo told
• Uganda MPs back on benches after brawl
• Use of male anal testing to ‘prove’ sexuality slated
• Teachers still breach ethics
• Paarl farmworker awaits day in court
• Cops decry deaths, praise tip-offs
• Deep-sea angler of colour lands SA colours
• ‘Gentle gentleman’ Bert van Hees dies
• A dual collaborat­ion of military might
• My Vote Counts wins case
• Visa changes keep immigrants offside
• Placements for tourism graduates
• ‘Halt state capture’
• Cosatu wants clarity on PIC
• It’s back to the wild for Yoshi
• Positively bordering on the ridiculous
• Caracal pops into Durbanvill­e home
• Red salmon curry
• The 10 Days of Penitence are all about forgivenes­s
• SA will deliver
• Desalinati­on is not a risk-free answer to the water crisis
• Mourning princes
• Birds of a feather…
• Listen to others
• Adams Mission’s new classrooms, library
• Surviving a real-life version of ‘1984’
• Spotlight on tobacco smoking as the main cause of heart disease and stroke
• Growth of Germany’s neo-fascist party, now its third largest, is to be feared
• Bristow-Bovey wins scriptwrit­ing award
• Epilepsy drug risks for pregnant women kept secret
• Public comment invited on automotive draft code
• Sheer determinat­ion drives Marilyn Ramplin to the top of global markets
• Global banks set to snatch UK jobs
• Industry engages government over proposed financial provisioni­ng regulation­s
• Jim Rogers notices what no-one else is noticing
• Africans make their mark in science
• Outsourcin­g internal audits likely to have far-reaching benefits
• Redefine focuses on Poland after bleak outlook in SA
• Ithala aims to accelerate change
• WEF results are a wake-up call for SA
• Sound investing for first time buyers
• Civil contractor confidence falls to 17-year low
• Rand slips to 3-month lows, JSE higher
• Trump hopes to take knife to tax for rich
• Scottsvill­e on the trot
• Stricker’s team won’t protest
• ‘Old bloke’ Scott steps up as Internatio­nal team leader at Presidents Cup
• Faf speaks on the return of AB
• Proteas shouldn’t have a problem with ICC’s simple ‘rule’ changes
• ‘Australian­s, on and off the field, will need no encouragem­ent to get under Stokes’ skin’
• Piedt: A blessing in disguise that we don’t have Philander, Parnell
• Zidane praises ‘brilliant’ Real after first win in Dortmund
• Aguero will always be the king of the City
• Sandilands has faith Bafana can reach Russia
• Four Cup finals excites SuperSport’s Phala
• Ellis one of three candidates up for Banyana coaching job
• England plan to dominate rugby
• Kok’s heart and path in different places
• ‘New Year’s’ Test will start three days later
• Cape derby is about ‘bragging rights’
• First the set-pieces, then play some rugby
• Focusing on the best and safest patient care

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