Cape Times - 2015-12-08

• Pilot killed in crash
• Plans afoot to preserve heritage of Princess Vlei
• Province not budging as reports on ANAs required
• 110 000 expected to attend Sevens
• Debating role of science in SA
• Nazareth House needs helping hand
• Election blow for ‘Chavismo’
• World urged to reach ‘strong deal’ on cutting emissions
• New Zealand leads joint anti-whaling protest
• Ceasefire on cards for Yemen ahead of peace bid
• Calvinia Sitstapper­s win ATKV Rieldans contest
• Report cards being ‘held hostage’
• Innovation from clay taking different shapes
• ‘Budget shortfall of up to R180m’
• Bid to legalise dagga postponed
• Healthy hand up for the Cape Times Bursary Fund
• SA pledge to cut emissions one of four most ambitious at COP21
• Masi fire victims rebuild their lives from ashes
• Golfer digs deep to help four-year-old with cancer
• High court orders cops to pay R250 000 in damages
• 10 years for acid attack
• 39-year-old feels pain for the first time, say scientists
• Portuguese in court for ‘buying drunk-driving docket’
• More traditiona­l healers add their voice of dissent to health ministry proposals
• Estate funds to cover Krejcir’s legal fees
• Beware of unexpected expenses when doing festive shopping online
• Move for sharp eye on sticky fingers
• Wisdom for matrics
• Arrogant Zille’s political recklessne­ss shames our nation
• Putting the spark back into science
• Rise of the far right
• US imperial ambitions the basis of growing Mideast conflicts
• High importance to be placed on women’s needs in humanitari­an efforts
• Our duty to protect SA’s girls from the clutches of ukuthwala
• Debating role of science in SA
• Magnet Theatre’s fest enchants babies and young children
• Empowering teen cultural ambassador­s
• Zahara talks love, life and piracy
• Lucky sevens
• Drought and heatwave become farmers’ nightmare
• 10 000 jobs to be created by new car plant
• Rand falls to record low after rating cut
• TRADE RELATIONS
• Racism and prejudice blight South African aviation
• China shares its poverty relief model
• DIARY Festive advice: Improve your health and beware burnout
• CoAL’s desperate move pays off
• Barclays’s securities unit a likely target of deep cuts
• Gupta family shows interest in buying Glencore’s coal mine
• NUM vows to fight planned job cuts of 447 South 32 workers
• Rights issue oversubscr­ibed by 207%
• Steinhoff goes back to its German roots
• Government policies dent business confidence
• SAA probe widened to former executives
• Global oil glut set to continue as Opec keeps pumping
• Electrolux shares plunge as GE pulls out of deal
• Big drop in Beijing’s forex reserves
• Financial markets positionin­g before expected Fed hike
• Lerena takes on world’s best
• American puzzle for the Blitzboks
• Ramela believes the entire Cobras team needs to be heroes
• Bubba loves to win in front of Tiger
• Vieira earmarked as future City manager
• Mourinho desperate to find some firepower in the kitchen
• Benitez can give some key men a break
• Wenger: Our job is to win the next game and do what is requested
• Ferguson speaks on classy Klopp and his big white teeth
• Hashim hails selfless SA batsmen
• Olympics ‘will open doors to bigger clubs and contracts’
• Here’s why I doff my cap to 360 degrees man AB for his 297-ball blockathon
• It all started in Australia, says India captain Kohli

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