Cape Times - 2018-05-29

• ‘Bones of our heroes turning’
• Philippi agricultur­al land to be protected
• Fatal shack fire accused bail shock
• New Miss SA ‘voice for those who can’t be heard’
• Gupta-linked companies win assets fight
• Ottis on life without AB
• Colombia poll likely to split nation Run-off could upset peace deal
• Former top judge named as interim premier
• Macron rewards migrant hero
• Egypt detains former Sisi supporter
• Bush sr in hospital for fatigue, low blood pressure
• US envoys arrive in N Korea for summit
• Creating wealth from waste
• IMPORTANCE AND BENEFITS OF BIOMASS
• Courtney choked to death
• Warning heavy rain could lead to flooding
• Long-term fire plans re-examined at seminar
• Councillor­s rally to help model, 8
• Banks’ memorandum to boost Africa developmen­t
• Police on alert in taxi conflict
• Copper thief caught in the act
• R400m upgrade for 13 harbours launched
• Mohair industry denies being cruel to goats
• Mother’s quest for justice continues
• De Lille’s sole DA backer unbowed
• Kirstenbos­ch flower team wins 36th gold
• Salwaa’s Chicken Curry
• Essay writing competitio­n explores racism
• Social media brings together friends in need
• SA’s ‘Project X’ hits the action spot
• EFF in breach of oath
• Turn pain into good by opening heart and helping others
• Halala Irish voters
• Mohair response
• Populists take Rome
• Counting the cost of child abuse on many levels
• Only unity can salvage a taxi industry that has been set up for failure
• We cannot continue to ‘murder the children’ with our societal neglect
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• SA last but one in latest job ratings
• Fixed-line revenue on a decline
• Auditor-General has power to sort out threats
• Arcelor to sell its 50% stake in Macsteel
• Minimum wage bill a proud moment
• Important points with regard to fifth industrial revolution
• From incubation to the very end
• Tongaat Hulett hit by sugar imports
• Election of Ramaphosa likely to bring greater profits for SA’s banks
• Reunert expects improved revenue in the second half
• STAR shares dip ahead of half-year results being announced
• Rand firmer on S&P decision, bourse flat
• Oil futures lower as production set to rise
• New approach to pollution control
• Bill to block China’s ZTE could find big support
• US crude is heading mainly for Asia, competing with Opec, Russia
• Marshall to do battle with One World
• ‘Physicalit­y only at this level won’t win you Tests’
• Wawrinka is philosophi­cal as his ranking plummets
• Azarenka laments lack of match practice
• Siya deserves it as a player and as a person
• Phakama Siya, ixesha lifikile
• Remember the Durban blockbuste­r?
• Legend Eto’o backs Manyama

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