Cape Times - 2012-03-01

• Malema expelled
• Police believe arrested ATM bombing suspect could be linked to nine city blasts
• Tusk force
• Syrian death toll: ‘100 a day’
• Tomb of last Inca emperor ‘discovered’ in Ecuador
• Lesotho’s Mosisili forms new party to stay PM
• Heavy sentences expected in NZ’S ‘worst ever’ oil disaster
• Iraqis revise death toll to 69 263
• Heads begin to roll in Auction Alliance fallout
• City pays to settle defamation case
• By-law ‘will make city drunk capital of world’
• British stalker guilty of attempted murder
• Honorary degrees for great pioneers
• Original charges brought against the youth league’s leaders by the ANC
• ‘Steps should be taken against Manyi’
• Reducing the risk of great white attacks
• Shack families gain temporary respite from being evicted
• Always striving to learn more, even at 79
• Sanparks pledges more patrols as muggings at Noordhoek beach rise
• Four officials held for rhino poaching in Kruger National Park
• Number of schools in SA drops – survey
• Minister slams state of student accommodat­ion
• CPUT interdict bid suspended after march
• Somali shops open for business despite threats
• US car giant to pay out for apartheid role
• World at her (bare) feet
• ‘King’s Speech’ shines on stage
• The by-law that legalised my champagne breakfast drinking
• Education inequality
• High time for navy to get into swim of things
• Con trick?
• Scourge of cyclists
• Fair to Israel
• Unoccupied
• We should not fear excellence
• Until young people learn to think, they will think nothing of education
• Rape survivors must be spared extra humiliatio­n in the media and courts
• YOUR LUCK TODAY
• Wired world to be boon or bane for generation Y
• Toll row leads to Sanral downgrade
• Implats, NUM reach agreement on rehirings to end strike
• Growth in corporate loans lifts credit 7.3%
• Demoted banks are sound – Sarb
• CROSSED WIRES
• TRUNCATED CALL
• BUNKER SHOT
• Cheaper platinum becoming jewellers’ new gold standard
• Motlanthe speaks up on ANC business with state
• Bond rates over time indicate no recession
• Remgro confirms Dorbyl stake sale
• Nedbank eyes stand-alone retail banks in Africa
• Litha buys Pharmaplan in SADC generics drive
• Windows 8 could steer Sinofsky to stardom
• Risk aversion key in fracking debate
• Murray & Roberts hamstrung by project problems in Australia
• BEE act to maintain its broad focus
• Metals lead a lift in stocks, but Telkom calls in sick
• Indian slowdown puts pressure on rates
• EU banks snap up cheap ECB money
• Standard Chartered posts record profit again
• Jean: JP a massive threat at centre
• I have a couple of rising young stars in mind for our Eisenhower Trophy team
• Coe ‘convinced’ Bolt can run even faster
• England fightback in vain as Robben grabs winner
• Bafana set the pace, but scoring ills continue
• Age not a barrier for Cobra Hogg
• Will Evoque evolve into a convertibl­e?
• Cars of tomorrow will be computers on wheels
• Angels fly high at Killarney
• NC 700X is a bike for all occasions
• Why timing belts need constant care

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