Cape Times - 2016-03-03

• Hero’s remains found
• Zuma charges: ‘DA desperate’
• Half-nude teen found dead in toilet
• No plans for Gordhan to quit job
• Help Vuyo to hear again
• Majoro and Masilela could be heroes of Soweto
• Launch of wi-fi in Gugulethu
• Nasa spaceman gives thumbs up after record 340-day flight
• Gulf nations hit out at Hezbollah
• Super Tuesday: Trump, Clinton undisputed front runners
• Athletics probe widened to include bidding for Olympics
• Venezuelan doctor studying in Cuba country’s first confirmed case of Zika
• Bo-Kaap loses much loved Aunty Sallie, 85
• Ground-breaking projects help institute exceed employment target
• Robbers target ATM using City waste truck
• Sizani set for new post in Germany
• SRCs in Cape set up funds over fees’ burden
• Outrage on lack of consultati­on over fence for wetland at Masi
• College students protest over transport
• Narrow escape as protesters torch bus, truck
• ‘It wasn’t a satanic murder’
• Man given a ‘second chance’ to appear on multiple fraud charges involving R100 000
• Petrol-bombing, vandalism stalls housing project
• ‘Drought a chance to hone long-term plans’
• Tender leaves ministry with equipment woes
• Black Mamba unit helps craft EU anti-wildlife crime action plan
• Facebook founder’s fortune swells
• Cyber hijackers can control your car in future
• British woman one of first to get pioneering injection for cancer
• Survey reveals SA’s escalating economic crime
• ‘Citizen scientists’ piece together discarded tales of Ancient Egypt
• Ball in ANC’s court
• Pensioners neglected
• Mayor must realise racism is about power and privilege
• Black and white need to join hands, work together for the sake of our children
• Find our missing heroes
• Focus on youth
• Finding balance in science, values
• Hard-hitting account of how it’s ‘acceptable’ for millions to get raped in SA
• General’s popularity soars amid Pakistan’s successes in war on terror
• Trainees, outreach groups
• Du Toit’s honesty of purpose kept one engrossed throughout
• YOUR LUCK TODAY
• How ailing Lonmin lost billions to Shanduka
• ‘Serious reforms’ planned for constructi­on sector
• Number of jobs lost in mining in question
• Steinhoff’s acquisitio­n appetite increases
• UNDERSTAND­ING RATING AGENCIES
• REFORMS A FACTOR
• Special programme throws some errant taxpayers a line
• What’s the big fuss about the Expropriat­ion Bill?
• Nedbank bets on Africa to lessen its risk
• Growthpoin­t seeks out opportunit­ies
• SABMiller’s assets in China go for a song
• Clover warns of looming price increases
• SacOil signs deal to build pipeline
• New car sales continue to slow
• Santam bests low growth climate
• SABMiller unit forced to suspend production of Chibuku beer
• Emirates capacity squeeze halts revamp of A380
• Steroirds on the hit list
• Leyds free to roam for Stormers
• Only option for an unhappy De Sa is to pick those who listen
• Arsenal ‘firmly opposed to any kind of breakaway Super League’
• Eddie Jones vs Warren Gatland: How they measure up for the big clash
• De Bod has old head on young shoulders
• Fordyce pays rich tribute to Chet
• Parnell can help Cape Cobras to enjoy a lovely end to the summer
• Janse van Rensburg is ‘super happy’ to finally get a big victory again
• Abbott has so much to be appreciati­ve of, nerve-wracking moments and all ...
• Coetzee dreams of the Bok job, but when will SA Rugby decide?
• Quality redefined
• Horses for courses with latest Minis
• Chevrolet enhances its Captiva SUV range
• Bugatti drops a megawatt bombshell
• Audi unveils its bite-sized Q2 SUV
• Leeroy voted Motor Sportsman of the Year
• F1 qualifying format is delayed
• Killarney’s Robot Racing drag series provides safer dicing
• Champion Rea starts WSBK season in style
• New vehicle sales take another hit
• Google’s self-driving car drives itself into a bus
• BMW’s new X1 a great family car

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