Cape Times - 2016-04-29

• More Zille’s spook stories
• Teachers soon to be licensed, says ministry
• Disabled take to streets to protest transport blues
• Struggle Heroes and Heroines honoured
• Airstrikes on hospital kill at least 30
• Kenya hoping ivory burning will drasticall­y curb trade
• Trump thumps Clinton’s gender card
• Children’s haven in praise over gift of 44 000 nappies
• Bid to liquidate tender agency
• Brave sufferer of ‘horrible’ disease becomes ambassador
• Residents live in fear as Flats gang war continues
• Campus rape protest at SU
• Lawyer details O’Sullivan’s ‘unlawful’ arrest
• ANC puts its weight behind Vearey in the wake of ‘unfounded allegation­s’ by Plato
• Shopkeeper­s remain on alert after violence in Dunoon
• Push for committee to act against Malema
• Parents petition UK after bungee fatality
• E-cigarettes ‘much less harmful than smoking, can be encouraged’
• Call for universiti­es to be more proactive on the rape issue
• Middle class need to help break spirit of destructio­n on Flats
• Deep inequality in society is reflected in an unequal education system
• MUST READ BOOKS PART 2
• Challengin­g read poses questions about the role of cyberspace in our lives
• Brilliant Elton an easy choice at No 10, and Juan is my Springbok captain
• Perfect test for Fleck’s men
• ‘There is going to be hell’ when Pitso and Komphela meet
• F1 isn’t heading in the right direction, warn drivers
• Bruintjies just loves pushing his own limits
• Bad loans pile up woes for Barclays Africa
• Fed decision adds lustre to gold stocks
• Shopping frenzy
• Government set to extend Fuzile’s term
• Freedom to halt shares disposal
• POWER POSITION
• TRIMMING EXCESS FAT
• Better SA possible if youth receive the support they need CREATING JOBS
• Fed offers little in way of guidance for future
• Steinhoff bows out of bidding war for Darty
• Coronation to scale back on ADvTECH
• Schroder intent on growing its portfolio
• Private equity exits in Africa reach record
• The edge in Africa
• SA farmers to step up investment­s in ‘priority destinatio­ns’
• Investors pile into SA government bonds
• Sanofi stalks Medivation with $9.3bn cash offer
• Abbott agrees to buy St Jude Medical
• Analysis: Facebook breaks no sweat as it takes over world
• Americans’ love of SUVs underpins Ford’s results
• Sony posts quarterly loss, delays forecast
• Captivatin­g public arts fest
• Genies Pizza
• Drunken Birds
• ACTING OUT
• Noma Dumezweni directs ‘I See You’
• Fur flies in fun feline flick
• TAKE- A- BREAK CROSSWORD
• SUPERQUICK CROSSWORD 746
• THE CHALLENGE
• Abashiri chasing Triple Crown
• Chevauchee returns with a mission
• Building bridges between communitie­s
• Defeat at Isandlwana led to a terrible retributio­n
• Gold rush a turning point for SA
• First car crashes made the news
• Conflict that changed SA
• Siege of Mafeking keenly followed in British press
• Seeds of racial strife sown
• 1910: THE UNION OF SA
• 1914 – 1918
• Flu pandemic claims 50 million
• 1929: ECONOMIC CRASH
• 1939 TO 1945
• It’s a white man’s war – Jan Smuts
• THE 1948 VOTE
• Sharpevill­e Massacre dark day in our history
• Women’s actions were powerful
• 1963 TRIAL
• Rivonia: A trial that shook the world

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