Cape Times - 2014-10-06

• The rape of our nation
• New speed-over-distance cameras may get hotheads to ease up on the pedal
• HEART-BREAKING INSTANCES OF CHILD ABUSE
• Scramble for court places as Dewani goes on trial
• Ebola: travel puts Europe at risk
• Mock treatment units, with fake patients are set up to train staff
• Kurds battle Islamists nearing Syrian town
• Adrift for three weeks with no food or water
• Five hospitals go green for healthier world
• Winemakers’ Guild auction breaks records, R8 600 paid for six bottles
• Family here to find out truth
• DA issues challenge on Dalai Lama visa
• All-in-one panel cuts battery costs
• Residence upgrades lack basic amenities
• Three killed in Flats violence at the weekend
• Popular hike up volcano suddenly becomes a nightmare for hundreds
• City is spending millions on repairs after violent protests
• Seven Pollsmoor warders slain in a year
• Opinion divided over Hajj selfies as pilgrims complete Islamic rites in Mecca
• ‘We are not to blame for NPA’s decision’
• Music fans rock the daisies at fest
• US Navy to use robot-controlled boats to protect warships and waterways
• Mining of Macassar dunes site to stop
• Unbowed Lili sets sights on 2016 polls
• Families await return of victims from Lagos
• TB Joshua sends cash to SA kin of victims
• Electronic safes can be broken into within seconds
• Confusion over the origin of a gift due to a lack of knowledge
• Good designers spend most of their time learning about people
• Absurd the bullying ANC has called for the DA to stop bullying
• Chris van Wyk
• Perfect storm
• Taking sides
• Messy walk
• City to start big housing push
• Within 10 years ‘most trophy elephant bulls will be dead’
• Young black profession­als need to be confident and true to their values
• SA betraying its human rights values by kowtowing
• ‘Champion’ draws you into his corner
• Musical revives the music of Sedaka, but lacks hit appeal
• YOUR LUCK TODAY
• No local benefit in poultry tariffs yet
• Auto enterprise hubs for Gauteng
• S&P delays decision on Eskom junk status
• EASY DOES IT
• LATEST PRICES
• FIRING ALL CYLINDERS
• Time for Zuma to say there is a way out of mess
• SA can help pull African arbitratio­n from overseas hands
• Land reform can transform economy
• Foreign parents pull lavish stunts to get sons into Eton
• Holdsport battles to sell big-ticket items
• Village sees probe into Blyvoor as a legacy issue
• Big four banks get set for increase in bad debts as rates rise
• Sony told to retract claim that phone is waterproof
• State-run pension fund splits workers
• Technicals lift stocks, but US jobs data knock currency
• Yahoo ‘very close to investing’ in Snapchat
• Hong Kong protests dent luxury goods sales
• Global economy at risk, IMF, World Bank caution
• Whammy up for Guineas
• Muted win for Hamilton in Japan
• Wilson finally moves from second to first
• Mercurial Scott is the spring conductor for Ajax
• Djokovic finds more joy in his ‘lucky place’
• Wenger and Mourinho in touchline spat at The Bridge
• The road is no longer a lonely place for Milano United
• Van Gaal: De Gea was fantastic
• Aussies hit by a laser beam in Mendoza
• Offloading skills can improve, but for now Boks have earned nice little party
• Resting key players set to be part of Province plan for playoffs
• A Bok victory for the nation
• That kick ... Is it in your range Pat? Definitely, he said

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