Cape Times - 2015-09-10

• Need to select Springboks on merit highlighte­d at another transforma­tion debate
• Another three cops killed
• Know your forward pass from an offside?
• Food firm gets Unicef seal of approval
• Criticism of Springboks ‘laughable’
• Scooby-Doo comes to town
• ‘Dewani may never speak publicly’
• Whale freed from ropes
• Horst Kleinschmi­dt on refugee tragedy
• Passengers in lucky escape as jet bursts into flames
• Beirut in lockdown as parties meet
• Emergency EU plan to share flood of refugees
• Queen Elizabeth II now Britain’s longest reigning monarch
• Accord to combat illegal logging
• Imizamo Yethu to get mobile police unit, says Sotyu
• Instagram pics land woman in hot water
• Media award for veteran journalist
• Illegal marchers demand permanent EPWP city jobs
• ‘Law firms must get change champion’
• Maputo balks at releasing rhino poaching suspects
• DA lashed over ‘pre-poll’ water projects
• Partnershi­ps key to beating Foetal Alcohol Syndrome
• Improved wheat yields at lower cost
• R1m claim for undercover job horror
• Vital to check your credit record
• Nigerian gets nine years for online dating fraud
• Another wind farm joins the grid
• Investment in infrastruc­ture critical to stem refugee crisis
• Japan a lesson on tax
• Why believe atheists?
• Let’s observe US caution
• Expensive drugs
• Crushing taxis not bad
• Programme to train 15 000 unemployed youth to fix leaks, help conserve water
• Plea to errant cyclists
• We need renewables
• Those who want to lead society must express views beyond intra-party issues
• Two-day city event highlights women’s role
• Nandipha Mntambo’s underworld grapples with duality
• Sibanye clinches deal on Amplats mines
• Business confidence strikes lower note
• Lackay turns to CCMA to set aside resignatio­n
• Alyan Kurdi’s death shows us compassion and South Africa’s power of Ubuntu are still alive
• South Africa longs for a leadership that sees beyond skin colour and puts all citizens first
• Consider debt review only as a last resort
• Starting work before 9am is torture, says sleep expert
• Aspen’s prospects at mercy of forex
• Ascendis’ actions spare it from knocks
• Insurers’ outlook ‘uncertain’
• MMI pulls through despite bad year
• Abil earmarks 2017 as year new business will return to profit
• Serco’s Phoenix factory will add new permanent jobs
• Ramaphosa insists Eskom is stabilisin­g
• 55% chance of global recession – Citigroup
• Face-to-face banking still a preferred method for Japanese
• Tencent snatches top Asian title from Alibaba
• Nigerian bond yields spike, stocks fall after expulsion news
• Amazon dethrones Apple as stock titan
• YOUR LUCK TODAY
• Farewell Bart
• Power King raring to go
• Jody to return with both hands up
• Tiger is just too proud to call in someone like Butch Harmon
• Boks invade soccer’s innermost sanctums
• Mitchell grasps second chance for third Cup
• ‘Wales always perform best as an underdog’
• Bok blend is just right for the World Cup, says JP
• Vlok sees Dillyn more as a ‘Willie’ than a ‘Quade’
• All-Africa Games:
• Williams vs Williams:
• Oupa first black Cheetahs captain
• Terry hails record scorer Rooney as ‘England’s best ever’
• BMW raises the bar
• Maserati SA embarks on a new era
• Toyota SA’s motorsport team lets its hair down
• Is this the answer to a caravan owner’s prayer?
• Lexus slices ES’ appearance and price
• Volvo’s a Swede su
• On road it’s an easy rider, on track a surgeon’s scalpel
• Record crowds at Cape Regionals
• F1 drivers and fans ready to fight for Monza circuit
• Offroad stars revving up for Vryburg Endurance

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