Cape Times - 2012-10-01

• Police’s 10111 call fiasco
• Weekend landslide at Chappies may see toll plaza costs rocket – geologist
• It’s no choke – the Proteas can still win the World Twenty20
• City to tackle problem of fallen aitch in Gugulethu
• Child killed in Kenyan grenade attack
• Warships shell Somali rebel port
• Frelimo bash highlights huge wealth of political elite
• UK Labour leader warns big banks of plan to break them up
• Parties question axing of councillor
• 5 500 galaxies seen on the fringes of time
• Fish will be smaller and gasping for air as oceans warm, say scientists
• Don’t panic, Dstv subscriber­s are told
• Curiosity sends back evidence that a stream flowed on Mars
• Increase in export sales of wine to Africa, Asia
• Inquiry slammed for media restrictio­n
• Youth league has second thoughts on Mbalula in efforts to dislodge Zuma
• Settlement yet to be reached in transport strike negotiatio­ns
• DA seeks probe into funding of Nkandla revamp
• Do away with SCS, says law body
• Interfaith service protests school closures
• Magistrate ordered to consider gay adoption
• Three more killed in Hanover Park shootings
• An area caught in the grip of gang violence
• Helping young creatives to reach a global audience
• ‘Mixed Kebab’ of gay flicks at ‘Out in Africa’
• For Cape Town to ‘just work’, changes need to ‘feel big’
• Sound bites
• Real partnershi­p vital for DA plan to change government
• Fiddling with figures
• Burma boasts by US
• Working together
• Cities thrive on acts of imaginatio­n
• Teach children to love books and half the education battle will be won
• Only a right tit gets pleasure from this saga
• Gogos of ANCWL a disgrace
• ‘Disease of kings’ in dramatic comeback worldwide
• Minister mum on bailout for SAA
• ‘Someone is going to have to fly against the odds’
• Telkom neglects to notify JSE of retirement of two directors
• SA should watch out for further downgrades
• Marikana and its aftershock­s are giving SA a ‘sell’ rating
• Mines socialise costs, privatise profits
• Egg cooking choices reveal surprising personalit­y traits
• Telkom staff leave a lot to be desired
• Vodacom pledges to stay in DRC market
• Atterbury breaks ground on R1.3bn Newtown developmen­t
• Altech looks to fix east African operation
• R1.1bn BEE deal clears hurdles
• Cosatu throws its weight behind miners striking for better wages
• Ratings to increase state’s debt costs
• Bank credit extension slows further
• Economists question Moody’s on e-tolling
• Mining stocks lift bourse, but downgrade hits rand FTSE/JSE Africa Index Series Top movers Graph of the day 4.76%
• Rupee up as Singh seeks new reforms
• Greece’s leaders agree on new cuts
• Xstrata woos investors on takeover bid
• Mexico looks to pass Brazil in economic ranks
• Protesters rail against Portugal’s austerity moves
• Early test for Cape youngsters
• Dude on track for Classic
• Tiger missing out on party as US dominate Ryder Cup
• Heyneke hails Bok tight five
• All Blacks played like true world champions, says Mccaw
• Fast debut for Taute as chilled Jantjies waits
• Villas-boas thinking of a big Spurs year
• Comitis calls for cool heads at Ajax
• Baxter ‘not satisfied’ with Chiefs as Swallows fly high
• Mancini: Important to stay close to Chelsea
• No wonder AB has a bad taste
• Oh-ho-ho-ho Habana the defender rediscover­s his attacking force

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