Cape Times - 2015-06-30

• ‘Shots sparked tragedy’
• Backlash as student’s anti-gay Facebook post hits wrong chord
• Extra second puts more time on hands
• Legal advice sought after charges dropped
• Burundi voting slow amid threats
• Great Barrier Reef awaits Unesco fate
• Israel blocks four-vessel foreign activist flotilla from reaching Gaza
• Call for buses as pupils face rape on way to school
• Original poo thrower makes comeback in ANC executive
• N Cape Speaker in the dock for ‘flouting order’
• Fisheries moots new fees, forms and policies for industry
• Union steaming over City’s lack of response
• UCT’s top management the ‘biggest challenge’
• Message of solidarity shared with Cuban ‘heroes’
• Bid to boost student funding
• 7.5% wage increase for leather, footwear workers
• Government to appeal ‘Bashir judgment’
• New R60m apartment block must be trashed
• Last-minute birth certificat­e for couple’s daughter
• Solar-powered plane aims to cross Pacific in 5 days
• Cuts in red tape giving rise to greater efficiency
• Suspected rental car thief in court after police and tracking firm pinpoint him
• Karoo town hosts indie film festival
• Call for Namibia to further protect rights
• Quick-fix unsustaina­ble mining solutions are doomed to fail
• Perks of pedal power
• Uphold the law, Gwede
• State messed up
• West feeding us lies
• Chaos clearly seen
• Failed experiment
• SA more than just accountabl­e
• ICC corrupt court that doesn’t have Africa’s welfare at heart
• Football for women also deserving of support on continent
• Race factor continues to dominate our rainbow nation’s political psyche
• Going to the dogs
• YOUR LUCK TODAY
• Curro has its eyes set on Advtech
• Vavi is calling for a secondary commission
• It’s pause not panic over Greece
• Farlam report blames Marikana victims
• Manufactur­ing sector needs support
• Curro has its eyes set on Advtech
• Steinhoff’s Frankfurt listing set for fourth quarter
• Tax free savings are a great vehicle
• Edcon in dire straits to meet terms of bond repayment
• Blacktax and the intergener­ational challenge
• Special economic zones declared top priority
• Convention will drive savings literacy
• Devices being used for work and play create new security risks
• Africa also investing in China
• EU banks take a
• Juncker distressed and betrayed
• China’s hackers become its cyber gatekeeper­s
• Buckham and Eisele era ends
• Wright up against it
• Serena overcomes early wobble
• Nick Mallett summed it up nicely ... New Zealanders coach the situation
• Wenger ‘very pleased’ that Cech will now be a Gunner
• Anderson ‘bitterly disappoint­ed’ in TSA
• Centre and No 5 lock remain big problems for Bok coach
• Big chance for two Proteas southpaws
• ‘New’ Bangladesh a surprise for Faf
• Du Preez’s return delayed as doctor is left ‘frustrated’
• Don’t be fooled by evolutiona­ry scientific explanatio­ns, which are now out of date
• Genevieve Roberts
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