Cape Times - 2015-05-21

• LOOKING BACK, OVER MY SHOULDER
• Fresh demands hit UCT
• Lighter e-tolls burden on motorists
• Blackout apps leaving most in the shade
• A host of big names to serve good food, wine
• 7 000 ‘boat people’ rescued
• Netanyahu suspends ‘needless’ Palestinia­ns-only buses
• Algerians kill 22 allied to Islamic State
• Prince Charles’ Irish visit an occasion to heal past wounds
• Hundreds at memorial for global volleyball star Strijdom
• It is sheer and utter racism – minister
• Islander puts depth in tales of past, lost identity
• Gugulethu’s residents put their Faith in a radio station
• State salary bill may rise by R30bn
• SA mercenarie­s in Nigeria face prosecutio­n in SA
• GHC agrees ‘in principle’ to review R1.3m NUM settlement
• Plans for 24 new schools, 800 classrooms in province
• SA ‘still in the dark’ over rhino horn trade
• Top-secret shuttle launched in US
• Excellent butchery slices off top award at Cleaver
• ‘Wife killer’s’ bail bid postponed
• Murdered doctor ‘lured to gay pick up spot’
• Family not coping in wake of gangster’s conviction
• At 60 years old, the Black Sash is still fighting fit
• Zuma wants Burundi election delayed
• Peer reviews of African states flounder as participan­ts fail to cough up
• Child marriage the equivalent of rape, says AU envoy
• Burundi president’s change of date fails to placate
• Honestly anti-war
• Ethnic identity perils
• Sunderland AFC a tool unearthing jewels of Tanzanian talent
• Cause for concern
• Ruling party will be tainted if North West police boss ‘runs away from the truth’
• Balancing gender scales mustn’t blind us from plight of young men, boys
• Ruling gives girlfriend shot by police reservist chance to have face makeover
• Trailblazi­ng judgment on assisted suicide
• A new generation of activism
• Skills developmen­t a mechanism for substantiv­e change
• Orchestra gets the thumbs up
• Filmmaker Barry’s new work inspires hope
• Electricit­y prices threaten mines
• Zim miners facing uncertaint­y
• Government, unions reach deal on pay hike
• Inflation, economy holds key to rates
• China’s central bank needs to be more predictabl­e
• There’s window of opportunit­y on infrastruc­ture
• Green-glowing fish to improve product safety in China
• Tiger Brands dismisses executives
• MTN shuts down some services as workers strike
• Irish unit significan­tly boosts Spar Group profit
• Bekker wants more than Tencent
• Smelters face more scrutiny from EU
• Greece to default without bailout deal
• Liberty Global’s chairman favours tie-up with Vodafone
• Yahoo pushes ahead with plan to spin off Alibaba stake
• YOUR LUCK TODAY
• Dr. Ed’s day off
• Kotzen holds a strong hand
• Mr Roy on Wright track
• Mercedes is my home, says Hamilton
• Hanro gets the Baby Bok armband
• WP coach: I am certain that Notshe will be ready come the first whistle
• Black Cats have another life
• Lance tells Ajax to change their attitude
• Decorated Xavi all set to follow in the footsteps of Raul
• Gatlin is misunderst­ood, says coach
• Rory has his eye on St Andrews, Whistling Straits
• Harrington doesn’t want to be frozen out
• Scarra must find the right spanner to fix wonky lineout
• Shakes: If you have a SA ID book, you qualify for Bafana ...
• Q7 flattens the Alps
• Q7 went exactly where it was pointed
• New baby Jeep has big attitude
• Killarney’s triple header set to thrill
• Suzi’s practical Ciaz is worth a closer look
• So, is it a small minivan or a hot hatch?
• Gutzeit and Arton star at Simola hill

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