Cape Times - 2016-04-28

• Nyanga marchers demand action
• Who Zille’s spook spied on
• Zuma warns on shortage of water
• Experts concerned over future of AI
• Ajax let down by poor finishing
• City tastes fantasy at stellar Mariah show
• Paris attack suspect to face justice
• Probe into Maddie’s disappeara­nce to end soon
• Illegal Oz centre for immigrants to close
• Clinton and Trump take potshots at each other after both notch up easy wins
• SJC objects to land sale next to cramped station
• Ex-boss’s Please Call Me dishonesty
• More complaints of ill-treatment hit Mitchells Plain Hospital
• Young talent ‘netted’ by foundation
• Youth must make up own minds on addressing racism – Sachs
• Rescued circus lions to arrive at new SA home
• Opposition parties query massive municipal ad spend
• Heads up to study on hair as fertiliser
• ‘Soft’ egg and sperm donor informatio­n comes to boil in test case
• Emergency plans to help get vandalised school back on track
• Use your vote wisely, groups urge
• Freedom still a thing of dreams for some
• Fransman defends Guptas, slams their critics
• Gauteng premier takes a stand against violent protests
• Reading paper pays off for Oracle Academy
• The more we change, the more we stay the same
• Research discovers some children are born with genetic risk of schizophre­nia
• Life on earth may have started with a huddle in a puddle
• Study questions how we experience pain
• When you spare the rod, you actually save the child
• SA images spice things up at prestigiou­s food photograph­y awards in UK
• Want to understand how sharks think? Now you can literally get inside their heads at education centre
• Intrigue around dead whale on California beach as authoritie­s ponder difficult task of removal
• Real villains are those who used ANC to do their dirty work
• Transnet not slowing down in taking health care to poor
• Failures of the DA-run city and province to blame for Dunoon unrest
• ‘Love at First Fight’ - a showbiz dream come true
• Gigs, workshops as musos up the score in celebratio­n of jazz day
• THE TAKE-A-BREAK CROSSWORD
• YOUR LUCK TODAY
• Allergic reaction
• Settle ‘Please Call Me’ case, ConCourt judge tells Vodacom
• Pick n Pay joins with AG Leventis to take on Nigerian market
• Steinhoff stumbles in Europe again
• Italtile has designs on 75% stake in Ceramic
• MAJOR ENERGY HURDLES
• JOBS BLOODBATH
• Homogenous countries fail to integrate Muslims
• Opec troubles herald oil’s peak day
• Anglo’s mine sales delayed by Eskom
• Diamond confirms he wants Barclays Africa
• Redefine drive boosts UK Reit
• Implats boasts 17% production gain
• Barclays revenue drop less than expected
• Absa to launch chatbot service
• Taking a balanced approach to volatile markets
• Mall of Africa adds to glut in retail space
• New vehicle costs fuel used-car market
• Is art a suitable asset class?
• Apple sales growth streak freezes as demand drops
• Iron ore, steel lead retreat of commoditie­s in China
• Sail hoists the spinnaker
• Air Force Blue ready to strike
• RUSSIA GP FACTS
• M2’s up for a fight
• Beemer demonstrat­ed very good grip
• C-Class Coupé a true Grand Tourer
• Toyota upgrades popular Quest
• Mahindra gets serious about SA
• Rossi and SA’s Binder reign in Spain
• SupaDrift stars set to thrill Killarney fans
• Classy new Koleos makes its debut
• Latest 7 Series is state-of-the-art
• Volvo targets sports sedans with Polestar

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