Cape Times - 2018-03-28

• VIOLENCE SUBSIDES:
• Disgraced Aussie trio kicked out
• SA world’s most unequal society – and it has worsened since democracy
• Duduzane, Guptas, Myeni summonsed
• Putin furious over mall inferno negligence
• Deported Kenyan opposition leader in airport fracas
• Empty streets as voter apathy marks Egypt’s presidenti­al polls
• Hindu-Muslim rioting turns ugly
• Hikers targeted by armed thugs
• Hunt for baptism victim continues
• Icasa’s chair faces axe after conviction
• Need for collaborat­ion to fight traffickin­g
• SADC notes gains on industrial developmen­t in the region
• It’s a YES all round for Ramaphosa’s plan
• Jooste refuses to appear in parliament
• Call for Muthambi to face ethics questions
• Determined feet will beat down the street
• School’s recycling win
• 25 years for slaying pensioner in her home
• Brothel busted after tip-off
• Blue Plaque award for Sinton High
• Darkroom merges sound, motion and technology
• Hard to say goodbye, says former Naval College chief
• Mutton Bunny Chow
• GauTV stiffens media competitio­n
• 1 percent matters: how VAT increase affects property sales
• Winter is coming: how to prepare your home for autumn
• Patients paramount
• Move beyond threats
• The land issue needs finality
• Trading punches
• False Bay can become a bay of plenty
• Unless more is done to protect cheetahs the magnificen­t cat will die out
• Dangerous liaison that leads to hatred and hell
• ‘Jam Every Other Day’ back at Masque Theatre
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• CRYPTICCRO­SSWORD
• S&P lifts growth forecast to 2%
• SAA finances still in a downward spiral
• Pleasing results
• Eskom unhappy with Nersa’s straitjack­et
• M&R says no to Aton offer of a full buyout
• Africa aviation could take off at the Brics summit
• Ford Motor Company doubles its capacity at Struandale engine plant
• What you need to know about the Fourth Industrial Revolution
• Trump’s ethics are small, big and absurd
• RCL Foods’ product recall may cost its operations R75m
• Rand softer on S&P Global warning, JSE lower
• US firm forced to drop deal in Nigeria
• Easing trade war nerves lift EM shares
• ‘King’ to make a big return
• Bayern to get a second bite at the cherry against Dortmund
• Reus hopes he has sent a clear signal for future
• Regis now knows about life and about fighting
• Lions need to show real character against Crusaders
• Rugby Europe continue to probe Belgium-Spain match
• Du Preez: Sharks a damn good team
• Not-so-Super results shouldn’t affect Boks
• I can’t seem to understand what crime Furman has committed
• No overtaking makes for boring F1 racing, says Brawn
• Hot Thai hoping for Masters momentum
• Team SA have to perform to get better Games representa­tion, says Sam
• Scherf is really excited to run first ultra-marathon in the City
• Mulder could be given the run of the Bullring by Proteas coach
• Agaba wants to be wide awake at Loftus
• Feeney urges Stormers to take wider path
• Win or lose against Stars, for Ubuntu it’s mission accomplish­ed

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