Cape Times - 2015-12-07

• Newlyweds slain
• King Zwelithini praises apartheid era
• Archbishop pays tribute to Madiba
• France far-right eyes big gains
• Pledge to restore 31 million hectares of African land
• Remarks against Israel slammed
• ‘Militants’ held in Bangladesh
• China urged to take action on ‘fake’ Buddhas
• Brave Jody rises to challenge of going blind
• Kidney victim’s dream realised
• Roadblocks to target drunk drivers, extra safety resources for season
• Summit hailed a ‘resounding’ success
• Deserved tribute to ‘unsung’ SACP hero Sarah Carneson
• Increased visible policing on mountain
• Christmas feast, live music for the homeless in city
• Court: need to ensure Ipid’s independen­ce
• Study offers hope in TB battle
• Bringing city together with language of arts
• Most analyses of carbon capture ‘seriously underestim­ate the cost’
• Schools ‘cannot withhold reports’
• Two held after 39 gold bars found in OR Tambo hand luggage, says Sars
• Court sets the rule on distance learning
• The law applies to all
• China’s venture into Africa may not be all good news
• Duty to consult us
• Rejection of the truth
• Trump a poison pill
• Recent gains prove Indonesia’s devotion to ensuring quality of life for Papuans
• Rise and fall of a national hero
• Leaders are effectivel­y blind
• Beneficiar­ies of oppression get uncomforta­ble fast when victims speak out
• Free-lunch approach will do little as a solution for universiti­es
• SA should end the side-show absurdity over Libya
• Promising first fest crosses divides
• ‘The future of African music lies in its indigenous past’
• SA headed for junk credit rating, analysts warn
• Nene tells SAA to lease Airbuses
• PIC meets MTN boss over hefty Nigerian penalty
• Anglo might cut full-year dividend to shareholde­rs
• Lonmin shares adjust to rights issue
• Delta buys Redefine’s government offices
• China’s 10 point plan to address obstacles
• Glencore battles to hold off ratings downgrade
• Nigeria ‘most open economy in Africa’
• Mugabe lauds Beijing’s Xi
• Opec will have no ceiling on oil output
• Rain shortfall hurts gold sales
• Pressure is steadily building on Nigeria to devalue its naira
• Barclays to trim staff by another 20 percent
• Silver Mountain eyes Million Dollar
• Yeni on top of his game
• Abbott has made the step up
• Frittelli rockets up to fourth place on the 2016 Race to Dubai
• Enrique: Football did not reward us for our efforts
• The golf ball obeys Bubba as he cards a flawless 63 in the Bahamas
• Mourinho revises his goal to ‘top six’
• Howe hails biggest result in Bournemout­h’s history
• Leishman serene and precise
• Hougard wants to click his feet in Cape Town too
• Adams cuts the grass as Lions duo cut it for the Cobras
• U23s prepare to deal with another ‘North African tactical approach’

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