Cape Times - 2012-03-16

• Cape cricket star fails dope test
• Everything’s ship-shape at the navy, media told at Simon’s Town address
• Cereal, baby food makers flout GM label law
• Pro-assad rallies on uprising’s anniversar­y
• E-mails lift lid on Assads’ lifestyle
• Swiss couple escape their Taliban captors in Pakistan
• Karzai says he wants US troops out of Afghanista­n a year early
• Murdered men ‘stole plasma TV’
• A piece of San culture has died along with the gifted storytelle­r Una Rooi
• Rugby set to stay at Newlands ... for now
• Both Newlands stadiums to see action tonight
• Mogoeng’s ‘invite’ raises eyebrows
• Conduct of ex-owners examined in Constantia land claim
• Probe of Concourt rulings ‘still on’
• ANC blames scrapping of West Coast region on personalit­y clash
• DA puts pressure on Zuma over arms deal report
• Talks with public protector ‘not about abuse’
• City mom, kids back home after Congo hell
• Rock lobster suspension angers small-scale fishermen
• Greg Smith a ‘remarkable man of high principles’
• Darth Vader leads charge of ex-bankers’ spoof brigade
• Gates injects R1.7bn into TB research
• Decision on location soon
• Cutting-edge Karoo telescope makes galactic discovery
• Sports federation­s from rugby to boxing need to take note of Nicholson’s findings
• In the wake of these findings, let’s remember that not all sports administra­tors are bad
• Cenotaph site sacred
• UCT failing education
• Malema, Majola lead way with selfless devotion to duty
• City buses favour wealthier areas at expense of poor areas
• Mass appeal
• Social media power
• Peter Hain – an outsider on the inside
• Bald-faced lies gain ground in little world of Santorum’s provincial followers
• How the very nature of banking changed
• Taking myself and all for a ride
• How desperatio­n to succeed takes toll on high achievers
• Rent row shames stateas tenant
• Nersa stops taps on Transnet’s pipeline request
• Plot thickens over marine patrol bid
• KZN community papers are flourishin­g, merging firms argue
• Harmony catches up with rivals in enriching staff
• Harmony workers to own 2.9% in share plan
• Metair acquires Romania’s Rombat
• Investec eyes global expansion in resources sector
• Constructi­on looks promising – brokerages
• ‘Give private sector bigger role in SEZS’
• Brave consumers buy more clothes despite price hikes
• BBC to attend Brics summit in India
• Local banks lag in digital dimensions
• Economic pace expected to slow in near future, new index shows
• German tourists not shy to fly to SA even as other Europeans stay home
• Assore, Investec join JSE decline but Datatec dances
• Rand firms as metals raise export hopes
• Goldman Sachs falls $2.15bn after op-ed
• Bell rings the start of new chapter for Libyan bourse
• Jpmorgan employees warned not to take advantage of rival
• Nigerian bank joins Zambian projects
• Chelsea showed that ‘togetherne­ss’
• Great fightback can’t save City as United also exit
• Crowie must keep Santos grounded
• Come and watch the soccer, honey
• New Pirates coach says he can’t just make changes
• Blockhole still the best place to bowl for ‘Langes’
• Sharks will hunt down the Reds and Steve Walsh appreciate­s a good steal
• Happy Hamilton still feels like pinching himself
• Tiger: Don’t worry about it, I’ll be at the Masters
• Jean must light the fire
• Dale and Vernon: The new lethal pair
• The 18 days that started it all
• Hawks man looks at concept of forgivenes­s as he tells his life story
• Rapping the light and dark
• Long road of resistance art
• Getting toasty
• USA on display, for today
• The quiet stages of grief
• Isle be back: The Rock hits 3D adventure trail
• Too neat to be truly edgy
• Awoman’s voice
• Theatre hits the street in surreal transforma­tion tale
• BANDSTAND
• Great trek into the wide open
• Albert to show them a Mooney

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