Cape Times - 2015-03-06

• Girl’s mutilated body is found
• Convicted animal abuser to appear on same charges
• Fires leave R9m cost in their wake as fight rages on
• Mine explosion kills dozens
• A year later, theories on missing Malaysian flight range from aliens to military mystery
• German duo to be caned in Singapore over graffiti
• ‘Rapid economic growth will assist W Africa’
• Rage directed at police after suspect is freed
• Families fearful over crew on missing catamaran
• NCOP tears over residents’ MyCiti plight
• Jackie Chan joke ‘duang’ rounds on social media
• Zuma’s industrial revolution
• Cosatu planning mass worker-centred campaigns
• No blackout when SA moves to digital TV – minister
• Misgivings over DA’s ‘pro-poor’ budget
• Post Office desperate to prevent strike
• Pregnant rhino close to full term shot dead by poachers
• Swedish couple torn apart by Home Affairs
• Rubbish dumped outside school poses a health hazard
• Super rare ‘luminous blue’ star discovered
• Toilet ‘indignity’ remains an issue
• Cycle Tour expected to bring in R450m
• Witbank man cycles from Cairo to Cape Town for ‘Operation Smile’ fundraiser
• Triple amputee ready to race a second time
• Informal traders say poverty to blame for violence
• World leaders must recommit to equality goals
• Granny skydiver to celebrate 100th birthday with jump, NSRI donation
• Sonke delegation in New York to breathe new life into gender agenda
• Masifundis­e wants proper consultati­on
• We shouldn’t snap our necks for the sake of foreign investment
• Wood flooring showroom launched
• Do we need a blazing inferno before we act?
• AU should note painful genesis of pioneering EU
• Premier set on fighting alcohol abuse, improving lives
• Please help make it happen
• Hypocrisy in the air
• Violence: No one wins
• Removed from reality
• Readers’ voices vital
• Would have expected better from ‘best run’ Cape Town City Council on tenders
• Unlike apartheid SA
• Importance of fire for fynbos a reality
• Taking a sound direction in life is something to be worked out in morality
• Aggressive Phelan learns from last year’s mistakes
• SPORTS RESULTS
• Soweto derby: How the two captains see it
• On Monday’s menu ... another United-Arsenal cracker
• Mourinho and his team are close to ‘paradise so rare’
• De Sa may use Isaacs and Scott to try and counter Igesund’s men
• Kiwis just want Vettori ‘to do his own thing’
• You can find Kolisi in his happy place at No 7
• Can someone tell Cape Town customs to seize Lambie’s bag of tricks?
• Vettel hopes Ferrari can challenge ‘Silver Arrows’
• Maharaj’s six puts the skids under Cobras
• Mohammad Irfan and Morné Morkel: Battle of the tall timber
• A swing of 40 degrees is no sweat for Schalk
• Standard Bank hits high due to African growth
• Oger calls suitors for its Cell C stake
• Green light for TV to go digital
• Obama seeks to boost science budget to compete
• A case of SA biting the hand that feeds it?
• Self-driving car now comes with built-in gym and fridge
• Sanlameyes R2bn in African expansions
• Congo write-down weighs on Exxaro
• Eskom crisis threatens green energy drive
• Draghi’s salvo to choke off threat of deflation
• ECB dampens Greek hopes for limit hike
• ‘Unholy’ terror states unleash
• Readable and thought-provoking, but not Picoult’s best book
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