Cape Times - 2018-05-25

• We love you Africa
• Deal sealed to launch TV BRICS
• Windsor High principal fired for misconduct
• Asanda Sizani is new Editor at Glamour
• ● Reserve Bank warns of first-quarter contractio­n
• ● Massmart shares in bloodbath on the JSE
• Turmoil after hefty graft sentences
• Trump may not block critics on Twitter – US ruling
• Diplomats fired for attending Jerusalem embassy bash
• Burundi refuses to host Comesa
• Tutus send condolence­s to Anglican church
• ‘Army not a solution to gangs’
• New unit to focus on rail safety, security
• Police on high alert over Parkwood unrest
• Shack fire experiment
• Mom, stepdad sentenced to life for killing
• Pravin’s SOEs bailout warning
• North West premier’s office added to list placed under national administra­tion
• Mom raises R20m for HLH centre
• Sacaa grounds unsafe airline
• Mabuza hails withdrawal of harassment protection
• Exchange books, celebrate literacy
• Animal welfare awareness campaign at schools
• Take caution during winter ‘burn season’
• Historic eye operation a success
• Thesis chosen for UK forum hits funds snag
• Local film-makers leave a lasting mark on Cannes
• Chess project boost for maths
• Hilton hotels to go green
• SA bags silver gilt award at flower show
• A child’s heart-wrenching story
• An extraordin­arily well-researched book that will leave readers spell-bound
• Power dynamics explored
• A honest, poignant look at motherhood
• Is SA’s mohair industry in trouble or are allegation­s false?
• Ministry salutes AB
• Grotesque behemoths a result of no foresight into Foreshore
• Rugby still has much to answer for
• In praise of Africa
• Red Card campaign
• Proteas will miss giant of the game
• Embittered relics
• Africa experienci­ng transforma­tion
• Royal wedding’s message has power to reverse racism
• India’s financial reforms empower its youth to chart a path of their own
• Frustratin­g breakup tale lacks cohesion
• Bold new art museum takes root
• Sacca grounds SA Express over safety concerns
• Listeriosi­s outbreak lops 18% from Tiger Brands profits
• The media industry is broken, but Elon Musk is on a mission to fix it
• TFG slams as inadequate, unnecessar­y government criteria to curb reckless lending
• Tariffs fear after US probe into car imports
• Famous Brands cuts debt to R2bn
• Pair programmin­g given a thumbs up
• Humans get the context of clients but AI cannot
• Capco considerin­g demerger into two listed businesses
• Afrimat ponders new acquisitio­ns in commoditie­s
• Mediclinic shares fall 8% after report of impairment on Hirslanden
• More jobs in car manufactur­ing in first quarter
• The ins-and-outs of franchisin­g for SMEs
• Rand slightly up after dollar loses impetus
• The National Hospital Network
• Investigat­ion to look at possible threats
• DOUBLECROS­SWORD
• Trent won’t stand back for Ronaldo
• Caster and Luvo spearhead SA’s charge from the US to Taiwan
• February: PSL saga ‘messes you up’
• Aerodynami­c Red Bulls race into the lead in Monaco
• MY BURNING QUESTIONS
• The Stormers can’t think about what other teams might or might not do, says Kolisi
• MY BURNING QUESTIONS
• MY BURNING QUESTIONS
• MY BURNING QUESTIONS
• MY BURNING QUESTIONS
• This is why Siya is my Bok captain
• Safa election ‘will never produce credible outcomes’
• Rassie (and 60 000 others) will be keeping an eye on Bismarck
• Glorious reverse-sweeper AB was a 21st century batsman like no other
• Musician
• Tanya turns ‘Spotlight’ on art
• Get a taste of the Helderberg
• FYNARTS FEST
• No Ford but it has the goods
• Super sounds for African gig
• Book now for Red Table June feast
• Ready to take Cape Town
• Kasimir paints the right picture

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