Cape Times - 2015-07-20

• Shark almost takes out world champion surfer in Jeffreys Bay
• Indian economic boost for SA
• Ehrenreich set on tackling challenges
• The world celebrates an icon
• Not ‘a white man’s justice’
• Tackling Nigeria’s ‘biggest monster of all’ – corruption
• Ukraine rebels and Russians in shelling exchanges
• Battling street vendors facing arrest
• SA dancers shine at world championsh­ip
• Troubled, struggling Oudtshoorn hoping for change
• Sanet’s mother welcomes probe into ‘validity’
• Citizens in Madiba-inspiredwo­rks
• Long prison terms for luring two women into prostituti­on
• More grappling with endless woes of Eskom
• Illicit cigs costing billions in lost tax
• City flower sellers lose thousands in mystery fire
• Angry doctors say fund owes them ‘millions’
• Helping hand for many
• ‘Stars are aligning’ to seal a historic climate accord
• Shift of focus needed on how we respond to conflict
• Powers that be need to protect our heritage more closely
• Bypass could be a win, not a loss
• Doing something out of the ordinary can change our view
• Taxi licence issues
• Attacks not helping
• Let rule of law reign supreme
• Rendezvous Pluto
• About time UCT’s privileged and pouty community got a good grip on reality
• It is futile to wrap minds around SACP as the organisati­on does not exist
• Pan-Africanism: a mode of realisatio­n of true cultural identity
• Decisive interventi­on needed by SA to rescue Burundi
• ‘Invest more to ensure Africa’s babies survive’
• It’s a goofy steal – ‘Twee Vir die Prys van Een’
• Hanmer and Oldfield collaborat­e for ‘Songlines Tour’
• Minister to mediate in Prasa fallout
• GM and Isuzu Motors deal to rev SA economy
• Eskom’s failure reason why SA loses opportunit­ies
• We will still be better off with renewablee­nergy
• Rudeness in the workplace spreads like a virus – study
• Amplats faces long goodbye with mines
• Platinum falls below $1 000 an ounce
• A bloodbath of job losses, warns an anxious NUM
• All M-Tec shares sold to MH1
• Merryl Lynch still backs SA dollar bonds
• Flat and town house numbers in stark decline so far this year
• Tough conditions slow new car inflation
• SA should increase taxes on rich – OECD
• Google shares surge as mobileadre­venuesoars
• Corporate debt pile is greatest threat to China’s economy
• It is high time to check nuclear reality
• EU 7.2bn stop-gap bridgeloan for Greece
• YOUR LUCK TODAY
• First SA sire championsh­ip beckons for Captain Al
• Du Plooy on comeback trail
• Team Sky boss blames the media
• Ajax youngsters schooled by Downs’ wise heads
• Igesund: Cape Cup a launchpad for PSL title charge
• Aussies ‘played some good cricket’
• Cooper has a change of heart about Toloun
• Willemse’s injury leaves WP shorthande­d
• Ecclestone: It’s just a shame to lose such a talented guy
• Steyn’s refined bowling style could do the trick
• Meyer intends to whip the Boks into shape as World Cup draws closer

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