Cape Times - 2017-10-04

• Machel delivers powerful Dullah Omar Lecture
• DA slaps down De Lille
• Blockbuste­r dream one step closer to reality
• Spur probing racism claim after parking spat
• Vigil on Las Vegas strip following mass shooting
• Chamber of Mines snubs Minister Zwane
• Irba alleges evasion by KPMG
• Trapped Rohingya connect via cellphone
• Mixed clues cloud police probe into Las Vegas mass slaughter
• Palestinia­n parties meet to settle disputes
• Top SA obstetrici­an joins UN team
• Congress ends with Nyusi holding reins
• Police slated over crime in Philippi
• ‘Daisies’ decision uprooted
• Fearful family on the run after rape ordeal and death threats
• Pupils’ exciting day out has valuable road safety message
• Zim asks for help on cyber hits
• Court challenge of suspended Apleni delayed
• Call to conclude probe into KPMG
• Zikalala ‘courted’ in ANC race
• Police slammed over ‘rape’ at NMU campus
• Jail for killer of cyclist
• Buskers break out at Cape Town Fringe
• Baxter Dance Festival spot the reward for years of hard work
• Singer Tom Petty, 66, dies of a heart attack
• Egypt arrests 33 after gay flag raised
• Caring chefs’ cookups
• R512m bowl sets sale record
• Let the legacy of KD Matanzima continue to shine in Mthatha
• Kurdish pipedream?
• A coalition of broken promises
• China boosts global stability
• Palliative Care Day
• West Bank truth
• Parties or exams?
• Celebratin­g Gujrati language and heritage in dance format
• Africa takes time out to tackle tax
• Space Week celebrates achievemen­ts
• Having a surgeon on board mailships was a lifesaver to many travellers
• Youngsta staying true to the game
• Eskom’s scientists expo helps to unearth future problem solvers
• Political will seemingly missing in search for solutions to famine
• Exxaro is making chemistry with its Tronox shares
• Curro group’s Stadio has a blazing debut on the JSE
• Miner pens 10-year coal rail deal with Transnet
• Weak rand takes a dollar hammering
• Revised costing needed for electricit­y production, report shows
• Average time homes remain on market increases further
• Low activity hits constructi­on sector
• Sasfin hopes for a SIPP of big success with acquisitio­n
• Rand touches 6-month lows, JSE gains
• Nissan to recall 1.2m cars
• UAE banks sell down their Qatari exposure
• Lack of hard currency in Zimbabwe has goods suppliers concerned
• Toyota pulls the plug on Australian factory
• Positive signs for Ferrari, but ...
• Epstein calls for gap between US and Mexico GP
• Blewett shares his thoughts on the Ashes
• Chandimal praises ‘wily old fox’ Herath
• Like the words of the taxi sticker, Mothiba is ‘on time’
• Fans should stop revving up 16V’s impact on Baroka FC
• Burkina Faso have a ‘radical Fifa decision’ to factor in qualifiers
• Zlatan mustn’t rush his return
• Robyn is back with the coach who gave him his first cap 12 years ago
• So how do we sort out the drag in the scrums?
• Gosh, the friendly Scots really do love their golf
• Lions in a real fight to make the semi-finals
• Boks need to calm down a touch on attack
• Expect a brutal All Black scrum
• CSA recognises importance of showing Global League to as many South Africans as possible
• Festive four-day Test may be off the agenda
• Wayde: Let’s celebrate the three of us
• Coles’ ‘have a go’ approach could prove devastatin­g against the Boks

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