Cape Times - 2014-07-30

• Golden boy Le Clos finishes with seven-medal haul
• Mom, 23, blinded in eye gouge attack
• SPEED MERCHANT
• Task team to work with Eskom on challenges
• Labia campaign ensures grand dame’s future
• Israel destroys Gaza power plant
• UN schools are flooded with displaced Gaza refugees
• US to join Europe with new sanctions on Russian businesses
• IS releases execution video
• I was violently beaten – evictee
• Young SA artists invited to Google Doodle
• Men in vehicle wound off- duty policeman
• Members evicted as municipal union meeting erupts
• ‘Attempt to hide Marikana facts’
• Mantashe says EFF using Nazi tactics
• Zuma in bid to break Lesotho’s coalition deadlock
• See my feet and remember the journey – FW
• Defence force’s HIV policy challenged
• Numsa, employers threaten legal action
• Family agony after two shootings
• Top court interprete­r was working to smooth the path of justice
• Child developmen­t centres on track despite setbacks
• Animal rights activists urge Modise to quit
• Judge in Krejcir trial fears for safety after breaches
• It’s survival of the fittest when 3 little men come out to play
• Language of numbers
• Fight crime together
• Better use of Erf 81
• Energy at home
• Maths problem
• Find a solution now for all those recent conflict situations you have created
• Thinking ahead
• Miagi magic captures Europe
• South Africa may not be as good as it is possible to be, but we stand firm
• How much longer will Israel’s agenda be tolerated by world?
• Heavy weather delays Kota Sabas’s welcome
• Living the life of his concert hall dreams
• ‘Miners Shot Down’ wins award at Human Rights Dignity Film Festival in Burma
• Capturing the essence and energy of a subject
• Jobs grow slower than labour force
• Metals employer body refuses to sign wage pact
• Consumers fall further behind on debts
• FUEL TO THE FIRE
• BARGAIN HUNT
• SHARES TAKE WING
• Why is SRI not rooted in mainstream fiscal society?
• Abe’s Asian gambit must be monitored
• Telkom admits it skipped open tender process
• Amplats sales ‘can test nationalis­ation’
• Massive maize crop to benefit consumers but farmers face big losses
• Vehicle makers gear up to resume work
• US vies to catch up as African partner
• Kenya changes its borrowing habits
• Iron ore, steel firms lift stocks as metal prices improve
• Barclays set to report falling revenue
• China accuses Microsoft of failing to disclose informatio­n
• US seeks to train African leaders
• THE TAKE-A-BREAK CROSSWORD
• YOUR LUCK TODAY
• Take your time
• SA film continues to win top accolades
• Howells can do it in style
• Pitso: No mandate may be right approach
• Sturridge ready to step into those Suarez shoes
• Mtembu first black captain of Sharks
• There’s nobody better than Chad
• Zimbabwe series could be a good time to look at younger quicks

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