Cape Times - 2015-07-01

• ‘UCTSRC head must fall’
• Overload of hikes causes worry
• Families count cost of tavern tragedy burials
• SA care programme to go internatio­nal
• Over 100 killed in air crash
• Will heat record be broken again?
• Guarded Japanese see Greek money woes as a warning
• Hamas AG shuts Gaza cellphone company’s offices
• Drop in maize output likely to push up food prices in region
• Escaped lion tracked down after three-week, 300km walkabout
• Uber backs partner drivers as losses linked to licensing woes
• Premier guilty of racial hate speech
• Axe attack survivor in care of aunt, uncle
• Demolition order, but constructi­on continues
• Show me facts, says Nhleko about Nkandla
• Marikana’s sideliners
• Lesotho’s new PM cancels passports as he ‘does not need Guptas as advisers’
• New ANC Western Cape leadership spells out its top four priorities
• ‘Cellphone allowance larger than a salary’
• Forty to be retrenched when rehab centre closes at end July
• Big increase in deaths among the youth in SA
• Hey! Come and help us kill whales and dolphins, or else…
• Book tackles fight against the not-so-sweet effects of sugar
• Well-preserved fossil of strange ‘hairy Collins monster’ discovered
• Witness tells how hawker was overpowere­d in deadly attack
• African Union greatly outperform­ing its contempora­ries
• Eskom gets a telling-off
• Is the death penalty constituti­onal?
• Inequality remains
• Leader just not on!
• Surviving a post-work society
• Youth remain at heart of commitment­s centred on country’s developmen­t
• Ocean luxury cruises a possible future target for terrorists
• Sacsis closes chapter fulfilled by role in tackling hard issues
• Giant cymbals, long horns and conches
• Playing a lucky numbers game
• Klatzow gives full expression to evocative ‘Arab Priest’
• Formal sector job losses hit 44 000
• Edcon warns of forced asset sale
• Retailer’s haircut for bond holders
• Africa must industrial­ise to earn better trade revenue
• Think beyond microfinan­ce when talking about businesswo­men
• Novus aims to diversify in printing
• Argent looks afar to reduce risk in SA
• Law brings African Bank ‘good bank’ one step closer
• Optimism about mine acquisitio­n
• Naspers has Nigeria and Turkey in its crosshairs
• Eskom considers selling off ageing assets
• Joburg taxi operators seek limits on Uber
• SAA to turn to profit in three years, says chief
• Sony taps into new shares andbonds
• China’s move to shore up stock market spurs rally
• Nigerian bourse prepares for trading of global stocks
• EU leaders warn against cost of compromise on Greece
• Louie at the wheel
• YOUR LUCK TODAY
• Four in a row beckons for Fayd’Herbe
• Majmu can exploit draw
• Roelof packs his bags for the Netherland­s
• Johnson steeled by the dark days
• Starc no fan of pink ball for night Tests
• Roger still the King of Cool at Wimbledon
• Alonso faces another engine change at Silverston­e
• Coaching from the side is not cheating – it’s just daft if you are not allowed to do it
• F1 strategy meeting must be decisive, says Horner
• Big 10 months for Rabada
• Arranging your own series makes a mockery of ICC rankings
• Every single guy out there can still make the World Cup squad, says Bok coach

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