Cape Times - 2015-08-18

• Jones will indeed be new Stormers coach
• ‘Convict Oscar of murder’
• ‘Unpreceden­ted’ Thai blast kills 16
• Struggle icon’s grandson on rape charge
• Rooney burnt out already
• Hamba kahle Mr Gay SA-World
• Egypt passes anti-terror law
• Plane rescuers’ efforts hampered by treacherou­s terrain
• Death toll from China blasts rises to 114
• Cuba on edge as drought worsens
• Israeli offer to exile Palestinia­n rejected
• Final conversati­on of brothers
• Protector to probe schools’ constructi­on woes
• Outpouring of support for city bone marrow boy, 4
• Team of 5 gathers to manage municipal recovery
• 15 killed after train slams into minibus taxi
• Weekend of road drunks and death
• Devoted leader ‘Joe’ Emeran mourned
• Three new courts to be built in province, says minister
• ANC plans pension overhaul
• N1 and N2: ‘the intent to toll procedure was unfair’
• Compulsory African language plan faces more hurdles
• Shack fires rebuilding aid ‘too little’
• SA’s water security in peril
• Formal order to vacate school given a miss
• Murder accused ‘at the scene’
• Management standards to be enforced as 250 supply systems operating below par
• SA, Cape government­s call on all to support Oudtshoorn action
• Women must lose the fear of saying ‘vagina’
• Warning: using Net could be harming your brain
• Remarks by Deputy Minister of Co-operative Governance and Traditiona­l Affairs at a meeting with councillor­s and senior managers of Oudtshoorn Municipali­ty yesterday about the national and provincial interventi­on in the ostrich capital
• ‘Mama Afrika’ calls Holgate to another venture
• Legalise sex work
• Move with the times
• Empowering women
• Odious to label scientific knowledge as being black or white
• Fight for true justice goes on
• Act on vaccines
• Yusuf ‘Joe’ Emeran leaves society with a strong legacy of leadership and service
• France sees the light
• Bible agrees with PAC
• Draft amendments to Copyright Act could give some creators a shock
• Investing in black women in ICT sector to shatter glass ceiling
• US vote on Iran could determine peace or war in Mideast
• Saintly care for those in need
• Zakes Mda’s ‘Heart of Redness’ soon onstage
• First person accounts in series on Nigeria
• Scooped up in the palm of Matshediso’s hand
• Trio set out to take pics of their journey
• Rise in social tension likely in SA
• ANC to discuss energy distributi­on, Post Bank
• Emerging market currencies take a hammering
• SA’s women face more obstacles than men do to become an entreprene­ur
• Retrenchme­nts and loss-making contract in Eastern Cape dents Group Five’s earnings
• The mining sector needs urgent structural change to enable small-scale miners
• Customers duped of thousands by Chinese ‘ghost bank’
• Naspers, Vodacom to offer internet TV service
• Lonmin’s shares show alarming decline
• Possible US rates hike may dim gold, says AngloGold
• Denel now a far cry from the sorry state it once used to be Order book at present stands at a record R35bn
• Making their daily meal of sadza is becoming ever more difficult
• No end in sight for the woes of world’s coal mines
• Japan’s economy shrinks as exports fall
• US pork prices slide as number of pigs swell
• Nigeria’s new head of state oil company is serious about cleaning it up
• Putin mulls visa-free entry for Brics group
• Insurers face $1.5bn loss from China blasts
• In olden days
• YOUR LUCK TODAY
• Times to tell a tale
• A bright new day after a long tough road
• Ajax lodge complaint against assistant referee after semi-final
• Spieth savours number one spot
• ‘Fantastic week’ for India’s Lahiri
• We’re not as cohesive as we could be, says Komphela
• De Jongh ‘such a special person’
• Will we ever see the same Ruan as that icy cold day in Bloemfonte­in?
• Kompany: The clean sheet is what makes me sleep well at night
• Richie has the mana – even if he would not say so himself
• Captain Furman set to sign for SuperSport United
• Benteke celebrates his first goal in the Liverpool jersey
• Three SA players to keep an eye on
• BIG THRILL:
• A WELSH WALK:
• IT CAN’T GET ANY BETTER
• FACETS OF TIONG

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