Cape Times - 2013-08-01

• Judges’ stern rebuke to Grant
• MPS lash Icasa for failing to rein in cellphone firms as rates weigh on poor
• New policy for street musicians in Cape Town
• Big turn-out for poll showdown
• Whistle-blowers like Manning keep leaders in check
• Hopeful voters say why they want their man to win
• Egypt’s authoritie­s urge end to Mursi supporters’ vigils
• Burn victim Flippie has seizure outside Ashton court
• Coloureds had better deal in old SA – claim
• Tutu follows in the footsteps of leaders at Cradle of Humankind
• City allows houses on Philippi farmland
• Apologies all round as insults fly in council chamber
• Flaws led to end of EU trade pacts, says Davies
• Changed DNA bill closer to being passed
• Scopa gives ultimatum on school bus report
• Staff saved from hail of stones
• Missing rookie surfer’s 1.6km night ride
• Residents march against gangsteris­m
• Man shot dead after arson attack
• Struggling between a road and a hard place
• City says help is available for the homeless
• Sunny outlook for electrific­ation project
• Intimate portraits of insomnia
• The city council spends the morning playing musical chairs
• UCT scholarshi­ps
• No small change
• The city’s vision for Philippi takes into account farmers’ concerns
• Who are we to judge?
• DA no different
• On enquiry
• The art of free speech
• The court transcribe­r who fell like a parrot instead of soaring like an eagle
• We are all guilty of double standards when it comes to rape
• By George, it’s an oven bun to warm the hearts of sad Brits
• THE TAKE-A-BREAK CROSSWORD
• YOUR LUCK TODAY
• Private Benjamin’s Brennan was master of comedy
• Labour regime constricts small firms, jobs – Marcus
• E-toll delays force Sanral to beg banks for R1.5bn
• ‘Unrealisti­c unions die’
• Confidence improves as inflation stabilises
• VOLUNTEERI­NG TO GROW
• Commodity exports help to narrow trade gap
• TOUGH NUT TO CRACK
• Sanral ignores contradict­ions in user-pays principle
• Labour force includes only willing and able workers
• Employees are indeed rewarded for loyalty, study shows
• Vodacom’s Please Call Me trial heats up
• Hotel groups slow to build room capacity for forecast market uptick
• Timeline set for cutting cellular costs
• Funds pour into private equity
• Wary investors buy into defensive stocks and banks
• Facebook moots ads similar to television
• Decline in joblessnes­s positive for euro zone
• EADS to restructur­e, adopt Airbus name
• One-time gains boost Panasonic’s profit eightfold
• De Kock edges out Drier
• Sundowns ‘will kill’ to sign Billiat
• Lions promotion could see Jantjies and Ackermann stay
• KP ‘pretty good’ to go at Old Trafford, says Cook
• Fourie’s best chance of becoming a Bok is at flank, says WP coach
• Akram: Jimmy is the best
• One year later, Le Clos cements his name in gold
• Toyota to offer limited edition Dakar Hilux
• Vision concept offers a glimpse of next Mini
• The 4 has hunkered down look perfected
• Audi’s superb new S3 hot hatch heading for SA
• RS7 mixes boardroom with space shuttle
• Driving in style with Ghosts, druids and virgins
• GT adds more practicali­ty to BMW 3 Series
• Quirky Veloster needs more grunt
• Circuit racing bonanza set for Killarney on Saturday
• Maritzburg builds Ford Rangers for toughest test

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