Cape Times - 2015-09-29

• TRIPLE TREAT
• ‘Dragged into vortex’
• Excitement mounting for daily dose of Trevor Noah
• Noakes ‘vindicated by Swiss’
• End Aids, Charlize tells UN
• Breast Cancer: Some can skip chemo
• Hundreds freed by militants
• Catalonia secessioni­st parties face uphill on coalition
• Greenpeace celebrates overer Arctic drilling
• Evidence that water may flow on Mars in summer
• Former VW boss probed over test rigging
• ‘No action on liquor licence offenders’
• Whining about ‘iconic’ wine label a case of sour grapes
• Investigat­e ‘Stellies corruption’ – Mathume
• Probe ordered into student aid fund
• Frenzy as ‘SA actress’ allegedly held for 15kg drugs
• Exhibition captures inspiring life of Dulcie September
• Praises for women veterans
• New law triggers big rise in sales of car seats for toddlers
• Stalwart Indres Naidoo in new challenge to beat chest infection
• Fear as bodies of 5 more zama zamas found at mine
• Whales put under stress by ‘joyride’ boats
• Control snatched away from bickering politician­s
• Minister sued for R10m over veterans’ health needs
• Zuma: SA a major investor on the continent
• Vital for all to take better care of their hearts
• Why nice guys finish last, according to the experts
• Killer disease rabies being neglected in Africa
• New designer digs
• Business offerings enriched by their green innovation­s
• Form and substance as one seamless whole
• Representi­ng SA
• Eye on military issues
• Garden Route on a roll
• Captain Courageous
• Drink law outdated
• Moving tribute
• Seriousnes­s of rabies
• Taking the bite out of rabies
• Nollywood goes global with even Netflix showing Nigerian films
• ‘Text neck’ can lead to strain, poor posture and spinal damage
• Bid to ensure public protector’s remedial orders have real effect
• A record number of works on dance festival bill
• Spellbindi­ng short season of classical ballet
• Expiration dates
• Hitachi agrees to settle $19m charge
• Winterkorn still oversees car firm
• SAVING THE WORLD?
• Prospects for Chinese economy are still bright
• TRADE RELATIONS
• Accentuate is poised to grow
• UK real estate trust to list in SA on October 7
• Warning of little value in Glencore if low commodity prices persist
• NUM accuses business of using ‘political attack’
• Weak commodity prices to dent SA’s growth forecasts
• China focus: World Bank chief seeks to collaborat­e with AIIB
• Long game will work for country’seconomy
• Red dragon to start $2bn fund
• Investor hopes fade as stock support dims
• Disconnect­ion between legislatio­n and regulation
• Alcoa to split into two separate entities
• BP prepares for potential takeover offers
• Severe drop in Chinese profits
• Some light from technology rally
• Racing legend Brian Cherry dies
• The scary thing about Spieth is ...
• Van Gaal: League ‘rat race’ will hurt English clubs in Europe
• Day says he’s still trying to learn how to back up a win with another win
• Milner supports his manager as Kane hits back
• Ajax are expecting Anssi to rock up in Durban again
• ‘That decision’ casts a long shadow
• Jean de Villiers has left a big hole in the Bok midfield and in my heart
• Vito: Georgia will bring it by the bucketload
• Dobson: De Jongh picks up the whole thing
• Brits brings a bit of comic relief
• Jean was the glue, says Schalk
• Leie needs to show that he can work in tandem with Tahir
• Smal will ‘chat’ to De Villiers about his Stormers future

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