Cape Times - 2012-10-02

• 24-hour patrols cut mountain muggings by half
• W Cape ANC divided on Zuma
• Fisheries probe finds ‘corruption and fraud’
• Cwele sentence increased to 20 years after drug smuggling appeal backfires
• Obama ups the stakes before big debate
• Wake-up call for ‘bad’ bankers
• Boy Scouts release abuse files
• Infighting is costing Syria rebels
• Mystery object that plunged into sea ‘possibly a meteor’
• Klapmuts protesters block road
• Don’t worry about ‘yum, yum, yellow’, sharks are colour-blind
• Extreme swimmer breaks records in triple Robben Island crossing
• Brown seizes the day but locals question his tour
• Court orders farmers to pay taxes
• Tears flow in tributes to hero Sanders
• Protesters call for accused to be denied bail
• Cricket club stumped in court battle
• Rape, abduction suspect in court
• AG gives Public Works disclaimer
• Marikana tragedy site inspection
• Correction­al Services flayed after receiving 18th qualified audit
• Number of accused ‘amigos’ dwindles down to 13
• Professor to make fourth bail bid
• Support democracy, not demagoguer­y – Mazibuko
• Starfish peril to Great Barrier Reef
• Ex-model presumed dead by court
• Courts can bring cell networks into line
• Examine the small print extra carefully
• Anglo American faces miners’ silicosis ‘test case’ in 2013
• ‘Empties’ deposits and the CPA: it’s not that clear-cut
• Perhaps our trains can be cleaned up to Indian standards
• Figures show wind power is useless for grid electricit­y
• Rude riders
• Police call
• Reform pressure
• Is violence doing the work of politics?
• Crime is a cancer that knows no colour
• Cooking up best lies in world
• When two worlds collide
• Snoek and all that jazz at tented vlei gig
• Big food firms get ready to lift prices
• Companies to cut jobs and close mines
• Moody’s downgrade of SA bonds bursts hopes of rally ahead of listing
• State’s Smit Amandla contracts ‘irregular’
• SAA directors surprise by throwing in the towel
• Communicat­ion is key to avoid another Marikana
• Divorce risks rise when husbands do chores, study finds
• Analysis: SA needs mining research
• COAL inks $100m deal with Hong Kong firm
• JSE raps Dorbyl on knuckles for late report
• Sovereign grows profit even as feed costs rise
• Technical analysis: Silver to climb after breakout
• African airlines to break even as many economies improve – Iata
• Carbon tax fails to convince motorists to buy greener vehicles
• Tax revenue up 8.6%, but deficit to rise
• Toyota SA opens R363m distributi­on centre
• Vehicles become more affordable
• Bourse strengthen­s 2% on recovery in mining stock
• Forex and bonds Rand, bonds weaken on poor sentiment
• Analysis: China’s pension black hole a ticking time bomb
• Arcelormit­tal seeks to sell shut French plants
• Factory activity slows worldwide
• Spain expected to seek EU bailout
• Sony to inject ¥50bn to revive Olympus
• End play strategy
• Jack White irks fans after failing to show his stripes
• Glitter Star can shine for Lucky
• Significan­t move for Camelot
• Odendaal happy with KZN base
• Unrelentin­g pressure makes Ryder Cup irresistib­le
• Physical Elstadt back for Province, but Bulls get triple Bok boost
• United finally set to unleash lethal pair
• Another good game from Kirchner, but three better options at fullback
• Igesund must clear the air around Pienaar
• Referees treat foreign players differentl­y, says Aguero
• Hooligans ‘destoying 2010 legacy’
• Urgent need for tactical savvy
• Steyn set to miss end-of-year tour as Mapoe is called up
• Jantjies signs loan deal with Stormers for Super Rugby 2013

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