Cape Times - 2018-05-30

• Goodbye to Cape Town
• ‘Ceremonial mayor’ role is planned for De Lille
• AYO shares shrug off salvo concerning PIC
• Rohde: ‘I’m to blame for my wife’s death’
• MEC gets tough on taxi killings
• Pitso beats Fadlu to the awards
• Iran shows willingnes­s to end war in Yemen
• Financial crisis haunts Italy amid poll turmoil
• Opposition in Somalia to AMISOM troops pulling out of country
• Portuguese parliament to vote on whether to legalise euthanasia
• Mugabe no-show at parliament­ary hearing
• Assad slated over plan to grab land in Syria
• Courtney’s mom forgives, won’t forget
• Expo looks at role of language in society
• Shop owners f lee mob violence
• Mabuza grilled on Free State ‘oversight’
• NEC rejects ANC succession choice for North West premier
• NPO appeals for Gaza casualties’ assistance
• Government, private sector unite to aid sugar industry
• Corrupt? AG will get you, say political parties
• Please, sir, can we have some more teachers?
• US’s HIV financial aid set to continue
• Don’t mess with the officer on the bike
• Tebogo gave up a career in business to become a private chef
• A passion for the culinary arts
• ANA trio set to snap up press prizes
• AU Sport Council partnershi­p with ANA a ‘golden opportunit­y’
• Ascent of Kolisi to the heights of Bok captain an inspiratio­n
• Everything must be viewed through ‘child protection’ lens
• The pain of crime
• Gay sex challenge
• Caution needed
• Fresh start for water under Nkwinti
• Child Protection Week: Unicef calls for end to violence against children
• Most radical but unseen change in shipping lies in the crewing of ships
• Umoya boosts life of Hopefield residents
• Young dean devoted to uplifting others
• Smoked pork and pea pasta
• Han tackles space solo
• No ‘Happytime’ for film’s R-rated trailer
• STAR to revert to Pepkor Holdings
• Radebe threatens court action against Gordhan over Transnet
• Committee rules M&R board contravene­d Companies Act
• Reserve Bank hasn’t given up on rescuing lender under its curatorshi­p
• The amended UIF Bill is a victory for South African workers
• Mantashe provides a breath of fresh air
• How do people still use trusts as tax planning vehicles?
• Aveng gets shareholde­r nod for rights offer
• Ascendis Health in listing on A2X Markets
• African Bank grows its retail deposits by 90%
• Global risks and pandemics bring broker expertise into sharp focus
• Insurance broker solutions must be fit for purpose and claims
• Traders turn away from Tencent
• Ant Financial raises $10bn from backers
• Hewitson to stay on track
• THIS IS OUR XI
• I want to make Cup special...
• Rose, Dufner and Woods: Late-night viewing on TV should be a blast
• Warner, Bancroft to play for free in Darwin
• Serena captivates French crowd
• Rizlen can’t wait to book a flight and fight for her beloved Cape Town fans
• Mkhize wants to take his game to the next level with Cosmos in PSL
• Will one Manuel Neuer be ready for Russia?
• Baxter hopes Cosafa Cup gives him player options for Bafana
• Made in the Bundesliga
• Bok ‘Dream Team’ will be at the centre of Rassie’s plans
• Stick saw the leader in Siya early on
• Chean happy to have ‘handy’ Baby Boks for physical Georgians
• The focus is on mixed-use

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