Cape Times - 2018-08-31

• MONKEY BUSINESS:
• Bodies of 2 more kids found
• Hangberg protest blamed on police insensitiv­ity
• Press Club’s ‘blatant bias’
• Top of the Times Book Inside
• Caster in the Diamond League
• LGBT folk face hardships in India
• Venezuela’s neighbours join to contain refugee flow
• Congo ‘Terminator’ on trial in the Hague
• Chemical warfare fears
• Five life terms for serial rapist
• De Lille’s pop-up stop for service delivery worries
• Life term sought for Packham
• 2-month-old among 10 killed in Karoo bus crash
• Ocean advocate Pugh finishes ‘Long Swim’
• Fired for defying Guptas
• Msimanga survives, EFF walks out
• Saunders’s grim confession
• Borehole and water tank project aids needy
• SPECIAL FEATURE
• Miss SA spreads awareness as a TB survivor
• Parktown boy gives abuse details
• Indonesian Day: residents invited to experience food, culture
• NSFAS 2019 applicatio­n period opens on Monday
• Bo-Kaap residents blame DA for woes
• Preserving traditiona­l medicine
• TOPS at SPAR Bierfest beer party at Suncoast
• Denningvle­is
• How to make every precious drop of water count amid dramatic climate change
• Not all is quite as it seems
• Footballer’s triumph against the odds
• Stellenbos­ch University complex to be named after Adam Small
• BJP backs Modi
• Petulant Gabuza not a team player
• Help the homeless
• Police now public enemy number one
• A chance to savour some of the wonders of Indonesia
• Gritty determinat­ion of Indian sportspeop­le on show at the Asian Games
• No country immune to brutal US-Canada trade spat as D-Day is reached
• DOUBLECROS­SWORD
• Santam has a breather in 2018
• Shares suddenly plunge 20%
• Rand falters as SA is lumped together with Argentina, Turkey
• BMW’s renewable energy plan puts baby rhinos back on track
• Africa must brace for robot revolution
• Policies and practices of African countries don’t support SMMEs
• CBT brings you to the very heart of a country
• Milady’s gives Mr Price retail sales a lift
• Fashion firm TFG ready to grow in SA
• Net 1 UEPS ready for business after Sassa Energies freed for other callings
• Ms Joyce Mashiteng
• Dr Ashira Roopnarain
• Lerato Matsaunyan­e (D.Phil)
• OneLogix poised to pursue further growth – Lourens
• Growing women in agricultur­e, science and technology
• Dr Linky Makgahlela
• Dr Ivy Tshilwane
• Dr Joyce Chitja
• Rand retreats, MTN weighs on the bourse
• Kenya Airways eyes SAA pilots as it spreads wings
• Bankers bid for Hong Kong’s online licences
• Emerging currency crisis as peso is hit
• Will Vettel be able to match Moss at Monza?
• India’s aggressive bowlers stand tall
• So who let the ‘Mad Dog’ out?
• The goals Chiefs have conceded are ‘stupid’
• It’s ‘easy’ to turn things around at United
• Muguruza stunned by qualifier Muchova at Flushing Meadows
• Trokkie has the ‘same impact’ in a ball-carrying way as Vunipola
• Downs vs City will be two teams playing real football
• Okay, maybe this will be Ronaldo’s big day for Juve
• Bok defence: The arrow of guilt is also pointing at Nienaber
• THE BARD BREAKS OUT
• Be spellbound by junior magic champs
• TASTY TEES TALK
• Tips to keep busy working moms looking stylish
• THEATRE ON THE BAY
• McCarthy delivers another movie flop
• Nazi movie reveals nothing new
• TO FINE DINING
• Sam Smith to ‘thrill’ local fans
• STEAM TRAIN
• ‘Little’ Winter can beat the blues
• A plum draw for Splendid Garden
• Nordic Breeze can bring it home
• Conghua racecourse milestone for HK racing

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