Cape Times - 2015-09-16

• Passengers burn to death
• ‘Extreme concern’ after another city mall attack
• Have your say about who should be in the Bok team
• Maxwele beats UCT with costs
• SA faces diabetes tsunami – Noakes
• Sactwu Good Hope Centre strike plan
• ‘85 Siege of Sinton remembered
• Hungary locks down border
• N Korea’s nuclear warnings seen as a push for US talks
• Third day of violence at shrine in Jerusalem
• Eight Mexicans killed in aerial bombing blunder
• Signs of success for SA clothing
• Grant to help save children in ICU
• Warrant of arrest for former DA fraud suspect
• Western powers to blame for refugee crisis, says Zuma
• Struggle icons’ pride of place
• Woman shot by cop boyfriend ‘making progress’ in hospital
• Parents march against ‘dictator’ acting as school principal
• Pakistanis’ killers to know their fate today
• SA couple to lead Salvation Army
• Climate change goals must ‘respond to evidence’
• ‘Everyday albinism heroes’ in spotlight
• Marijuana smokers ‘more likely to develop prediabete­s’
• ‘Coloured bravado killed King’
• Mom relieved after Home Affairs runaround
• Police units confiscate shucked abalone worth R4m
• UK could prohibit use of phones in classes
• Confrontin­g our fears in a dark theatre
• Strong women in Africa on screen
• Saudi Arabia a global leader in supporting the Syrian people
• Blatant inequality
• Le Roux stands alone
• Chikane should test chicanery
• Race a broad issue
• Solution needed
• Stop the prejudice
• Speak up and let Afrikaans be
• Academic achievemen­t far simpler than valueless tests
• Rich history of shipping revealed in 50-year-old SA journal
• Appalled at lenient approach by DA towards errant councillor
• Small budgets and big ideas
• Celebrate and debate our shared heritage at Iziko
• THE TAKE-A-BREAK CROSSWORD
• Cy takes a hint
• YOUR LUCK TODAY
• Explanatio­n on set-top imports needed
• US consumer spending rises
• China’s stock continues to slide as fears mount
• TOO FAR, TOO FAST
• RECORD DECLINE
• Why it is imperative that the Fed raises its rates now
• It’s a matter of concern that gender battlesgoo­n
• Now you can choose a wife in Japan just for one night
• Investors facing losses in Africa
• Gloom grows as franc strengthen­s and smartwatch­es soar
• Edgars Zimbabwe cuts costs to stay afloat in difficult economy
• Cenrand reports a success in its cost-cutting exercise
• PIKITUP CRACKDOWN ON ILLEGAL DUMPING
• Transnet expands to the Middle East
• Dubai touted as new diamond trade hub
• 7TH ANNUAL INDUSTRIAL POLICY ACTION PLAN ITERATION
• Carmakers catch a cold from China
• UK’s zero inflation keeps rate hike off the table
• Deutsche Bank in plans to shed 8 000 jobs worldwide
• GM resists Fiat’s call for a merger
• ‘Chad’ aiming for the Dingaans
• Adams looks at the bigger picture
• Lydia Ko’s thirteen wins in two years is ‘like Tiger Woods stuff’
• McIlroy and Spieth keep ‘to-and-fro’ going in battle for No 1
• Caster gets Team SA fans out of their chairs
• The A-to-Z of the World Cup
• Schalk can still be a big daddy
• Perhaps the Cup will be Ajax’s reward for all those ‘not-for-sale’ signs
• Japan not just there to be bulldozed
• Dobson gives Bongi the chance to corral some Bulls

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