Cape Times - 2015-08-07

• Another City cop shot
• EFF court threat to Zuma over Nkandla
• Sanitary pads project for 6 000 girls
• Africa in focus
• ‘Eviction families’ march to hand over demands
• Taute at crossroads
• ‘Debris indeed from MH370’
• Hopes fade of finding survivors of migrant boat tragedy
• Pacifism plea in Japan during atomic attack tributes
• Big Mac grills Fifa over need to reform
• Saving initiates, tracking poachers
• Prasa confident of trains’ safety measures
• ‘Interferen­ce’ slammed as Motshekga, Dlamini vie for Women’s League spot
• Burton unveils book on history of the Black Sash
• Educate the ‘girl child’ – and lift women to leading roles in business
• Saru to celebrate female youth
• Anger at year of living in containers
• Stepmom’s sentence ‘ridiculous for murder’
• More than 7 000 in City are homeless
• Officer denies intentiona­lly trying to harm taxi driver Macia
• Tributes as Russian free-diver feared dead
• First-time parents’ happiness declines
• Debate into health benefits of spicy food is hotting up
• Steps to a good future
• How power changed hands to shape country we have today
• Fight against patriarchy
• Leaders should have intrinsic capacity to care for all citizens with greater empathy
• Cleaning up sport
• Living life in a charmed environmen­t
• Yemen ultimate example of how ‘Responsibi­lity to Protect’ selectivel­y enforced
• A refreshing month for it is dedicated to beautiful, brave souls of this country
• Astonishin­g short fiction collection
• Wit and wisdom in delightful feast of relevant and irreverent facts
• What I’m Reading
• Insightful­ly unpacking Islam
• African cookbook from ‘hottest new foodie collective’
• Triumph of a book holds its own against best of serious literature
• Internal, external battles in ruinous events
• De Sa wary of the Clever Boys’ potent wings and aerial power
• SPORT ON TV
• Pocock and Hooper will play in tandem to break Bledisloe cycle
• Dobson living the dream by coaching the blue and white
• Was this England cricket’s greatest day ever?
• Meyer wants some Durban magic
• Captain Terry and Co ready to put up a ‘good fight’
• Urban Warriors and ‘difficult’ Wits set to become familiar foes
• Di Maria: I am very proud and can’t wait to wear PSG’s colours
• Zuma aware of country’s mining crisis
• Edcon posts wider loss on falling credit sales
• Tariff protection is now top of the list
• NUM wants to strike over retrenchme­nts
• The instabilit­y at the national airline paints a very troubling picture
• Old Mutual’s improved profits were boosted by the strong performanc­es from its various units
• With a focus on profits and not mining’s legacy, SA will continue to face crises
• Sibanye maintains forecasts as interim profit plunges 77%
• PPC on track with second Zim plant
• Smaller houses trend as ‘costs go through roof’
• Sibaya developmen­t to give KwaZulu-Natal cash boost
• Equity fund puts bets on Anglo, Glencore
• UK cuts outlook and puts rates on ice
• Uproar as Russia destroys western food on Putin’s orders
• ‘Breakfasta­rians’ change US fast food chains
• Nigerian bank acts to prevent speculatio­n
• HIGH-SPEED MISSION
• WOMEN ON SCREEN
• OLD WORLD RHYTHMS
• YOUR STARS
• SUPERQUICK CROSSWORD 708
• Master Archer to hit the target
• ‘Jiggery’ to put one over ‘Psycho’
• Where to next for American Pharoah?

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