Cape Times - 2018-05-10

• TACKLING APARTHEID LEGACY:
• It’s all systems go for Friday, says De Lille
• CPUT warns against abusing institutio­nal water sources
• Sascoc to take on IAAF’s ‘Caster’ ruling
• Enter Slave run
• Thousands of Yemenis expelled
• Japan, China hotline to be switched on
• UN tells Cambodia: free opposition leader
• Call to free Zambian doctor
• US flag burnt in Iran parliament after Trump move
• SCIENCE, TECHNOLOGY AND INNOVATION – THE CENTRE OF ECONOMIC GROWTH
• Illegal aliens to be deported
• Bus bosses expect an end to strike shortly
• Man held for triple murder in Manenberg crackdown
• Minister lauds Mkonto and other ‘discipline­d’ MK vets
• Iyapha accused claims coercion
• Bid to create District Six art trust
• Former nurses honoured
• Dead child’s family draw strength from protesters
• Swedish trip gives girls a mission
• Completed MeerKAT a national key point
• Elephant calf adopted by the Jabulani herd
• Cape artist draws praise for book
• Union welcomes North West premier’s ‘resignatio­n’
• City’s tariff increases could lead to dire consequenc­es
• When will we learn?
• Help the homeless
• Supra’s a dead man walking
• Vacuum created
• Calling traffic cops
• Anatomy cannot entitle dominance
• Wildlife sector transforma­tion key to upliftment and growth of rural areas
• Dear Mr Ramaphosa, we long for your visionary and moral leadership
• Brides go bare-faced
• I’ve learnt to love to hug, but not in saying ‘I love you’
• Celebratin­g the power of women through film
• Domestic abuse in the spotlight on Baxter stage
• TV Programmes
• Sun Internatio­nal rights issue shock fades
• MTN warning on Iran funds knocks stock
• Software company fined for price fixing with firm it helped to set up
• SA business confidence edges lower
• What Q1 tells us about SA growth trajectory
• Asset classes: some laggards today, leaders tomorrow
• SA audit firms: Is it time for Irba to work with competitio­n authoritie­s?
• Muted sales performanc­e of AB InBev lines over Easter
• Indluplace sets sights on national footprint
• Long4Life’s added businesses help boost revenue to R730m
• Ramaphosa lends support to EFF proposal for state-owned bank
• Abengoa gets ready for desalinati­on opportunit­y
• Rand tumbles on Trump’s move, JSE gains
• Asia scrambles for new oil supplies
• Safaricom sees earnings growth
• Rating-wary Bharti Airtel to list its Africa unit
• US curbs on Iran will hurt Dubai
• Tiger is just happy to be in the Players field
• Phil: Tiger’s best golf will never be repeated
• Spieth decides patience will be a virtue
• No go for Hero’s Honour
• Who can fill the big shoes of Malcolm Marx?
• Beat the Highlander­s and the Lions’ tour to Australasi­a will be a success
• Du Preez speaks on the importance of physicalit­y against Bulls ...
• Folau’s religious beliefs complicate contract negotiatio­ns
• Arsene Wenger has left an indelible mark at the Gunners ... I will miss him
• Sundowns v Barcelona match ‘is coming’
• If I can do Comrades, then there is nothing that I cannot do ...
• Rooney heading for the United States of America?
• Ertugral has a plan to stay in the PSL
• Now the Proteas want to make it 5-0
• The ‘little Beauden Barrett’ is starting to bark at the Chiefs forwards now
• 30 days to go to Comrades Marathon

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