Cape Times - 2017-11-15

• World Cup gees hits SA
• Church losing faith in insurer
• Let people reply, says Brown
• Halala Luvo, halala maJoyce Leader
• Black Friday sale: shoppers broke
• Gugs Race: Siv Ngesi ignites young runners
• Search for quake survivors is called off
• Iran: mooted EU sanctions hailed by US
• Claims of no Rohingya atrocities a ‘whitewash’
• Migrants on hunger strike to be reunited with families
• Rights bodies urge Uganda to arrest Bashir
• UCT ready to thwart unrest
• Hawks blasted for being soft on gun theft
• Copper thieves delay city’s trains
• Diabetes risk but two drinks away
• ANC man claims use of scare tactics
• Zuma supporters slam Mantashe
• Stalwarts predict conference collapse
• Deputy minister treated me like an inferior being, says ex-wife
• KZN branches set on new leadership at Nasrec
• ‘Grant failure breaches constituti­on’
• Gauteng health boss facing tough action
• Prasa investigat­ions: reports awaited
• Molewa in Bonn for climate talks
• SA major honoured for work in DRC
• Train hero sets sights on athletics
• A doting dad who stands by his son
• Beef stew in red wine with cheesy dumplings
• Collaborat­ion schools within the law and our best option
• Shame on attorneys who chase unethical claims for profit
• Lauding Pauw stance
• As big as cars replacing horses
• The new alchemy of human waste
• Call of the sea: Captain Jack Clarke’s illustriou­s, adventure-filled career
• Helen Suzman centenary stamp a fitting tribute
• 10 travel exercises without a hotel gym
• TV Programmes
• Ensemble touching on being born black
• Accusation­s fly at inquiry into Eskom
• Stinging testimony makes damning allegation­s against Lynne Brown
• Addressing climate risk is an opportunit­y to drive value
• Governing bodies’ role in appointing chief executives critical
• Tax havens shrouded in secrecy have become an outdated concept
• Group Five shake-up puts jobs on the line
• SFF provided a gift of $350 million
• Treasury’s weekly bond auction oversubscr­ibed
• Legislator­s question Prasa interim board
• Edcon’s weaker retail sales affect revenue
• Interim dividend grows 12.2%
• World stocks fall for four consecutiv­e days
• Tesco gets CMA approval in Booker takeover
• China’s economy cools, but no worry
• EU seeks quick fix to put offshore tax rules in place
• Apple looks at new 3-D sensor
• Snaith can get back on song
• Mgijima: One defeat is not the end
• SA’s Mr Golf is sure that ‘Drive for Dough’ Grace is going to win The Open one day
• Baxter’s indecisive­ness and twisting of the truth could be his downfall
• India focused on Sri Lanka, not Proteas
• That’s ‘30 races unbeaten with the world champs’ for the high-flying Le Clos
• ‘The return of Zlatan’ gets Sweden talking
• Ventura an easy scapegoat but Italy have deeper problems
• Desperate times for Boks
• So many things now depend on Wayde’s recovery, says Tannie
• Now there’s no way back for Bafana as their little World Cup flame dies
• Duane forming a loose trio with Francois, Siya has a WP ring to it
• Steyn’s return is sure to capture the attention

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