Cape Times - 2016-03-07

• Raped child turned away
• First-time winner praises his team
• South Peninsula High principal is suspended
• RMF sparks Harvard anti-racism action
• World’s Children’s Prize participan­ts set the stage ablaze
• Aussies tie series in last-ball thriller
• Theatre, music, poetry at Woordfees
• Plea for MH370 search to continue as new hope emerges
• ‘Many months’ before Iraqi military can take IS stronghold
• China stands firm on Taiwan
• Freed Italian hostages flown home from Libya
• Testimony angers church abuse victims
• Mom of MK comrade a hero – Nkosi Mandela
• Ex-Bok accused of attempted murder
• Registrati­on process goes ‘well’
• Justice for hundreds of beneficiar­ies whose forefather­s were thrown off land
• Officials still living in 404 posh state houses for free
• Promise of better life was never fulfilled – Lekota
• ‘Break myths white people believe in’
• Research excellence lauded at Unisa’s innovation event
• Deputy minister ‘doing well after car crash’
• Police liable for wrecking Jag
• Gamers use consoles to raise funds for charity
• High court slams ‘ignoring of child rights’
• Botched circumcisi­on leaves teen without the tip of penis
• Parents receive R120 000 for switching of newborn
• Three killed on N1, 37 arrested for a variety of traffic violations
• A woman killed every eight hours
• Sanco, minerals committee welcome miners’ R500m out-of-court settlement
• Teenagers drown at Margate
• Houses for Valhalla Park
• New engineer must rise to meet challenge of new urbanist
• Hamba kahle Ma Hettie! Your legacy will live on with us
• Stay strong, Pravin
• Missing the point
• DA failing the poor
• Cameron cagey
• Crude campaignin­g won’t work
• Lesotho needs opposition back in parliament to boost legitimacy
• Why the latest cancer treatment breakthrou­gh could change everything
• ‘DRC has potential to be Burundi on steroids’
• The ‘Obs Family Festival’ offers nine days of imaginativ­e theatre
• THE TAKE-A-BREAK CROSSWORD
• YOUR LUCK TODAY
• Gautrain case win lifts M&R shares
• AngloGold, Anglo settle with sick mineworker­s
• MMI mulls withdrawin­g from smaller African markets
• Old Mutual reviews options at disposal
• Bob Diamond’s African odyssey may take him back to Barclays,
• Refugee crisis: Turkey not the ultimate solution
• Why are world’s central banks trying to increase inflation?
• Taste to roll out Starbucks in April
• Nedbank gains ground in Zimbabwe as indigenisa­tion plan cracks nod
• Maintenanc­e expenditur­e weighs on Putprop results
• Moody’s cuts BHP credit rating as rout hits profit
• Ketlaphela to help tackle Aids problem
• CER calls on Anglo to be transparen­t
• Ritchie’s Cape Town gig reminder of SA constructi­on woes
• How Europe’s three biggest bank overhauls stack up
• Brazil’s top judges still back graft inquiry despite concerns
• Oil-producing countries on review for a credit downgrade
• ‘China’s outflows not investor flight’
• UK regulators tighten screws on financial sector
• Five of the best for Tarry at Turffontei­n
• It was a clear penalty, says Klopp
• How can I stay in bed when it’s the Cape Town Cycle Tour?
• A dream start for me, says Ondruska
• Jang shimmies her way to victory
• ‘Cristiano is unique with his shot’
• Komphela has his own monsters to deal with, and Shakes has his
• If you have a spare hairdryer, Ajax coach may need it
• Coleman may get a second chance
• Five reasons for one of the most famous of Lions victories
• The batters were disappoint­ing, says SA women coach Moreeng
• Jones may decide to use the beef of Tuilagi to counter Wales midfield bruisers
• ‘KG’ certainly not to blame for this defeat

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