Cape Times - 2016-05-27

• Sex scandal affidavit
• Bill means land owners may not be compensate­d
• Racism complaint over opposition to Tafelberg project
• City ‘ignored’ court order on razed homes
• Columnists Sandile Dikeni, Adam Small, Shannon Ebrahim
• Ombud rules for us on ‘blacks’
• Who will win battle of Madrid giants?
• Nedbank Cup: Can Tinkler ease the pressure?
• Mourinho the one for United
• Public protests shadow G7 summit
• French union in bid to paralyse country
• China warns Japan against ‘meddling in South China Sea issue’
• Russia, EU ‘must build fair dialogue’
• Envoys press India over students’ safety
• Three global media honours for Independen­t
• Child violence big worry
• Over 300 firefighte­rs from SA set to be deployed in Canada
• Pair found guilty of sex traffickin­g promised women jobs in SA
• Court rules for mother to get fees exemption
• University rolls out tablets worth R5.2m
• Getting to the core of state capture
• Gender woes in sport need well-off black women’s attention
• Building courageous communitie­s to protect our children
• Change for the better
• Best for job
• Africa must take pride in all spheres
• Race in a million
• Uplift image
• Art of seeing the world differentl­y
• It’s most refreshing to dedicate a day in celebratio­n of Africa’s positives
• A searing story of love, guilt, anger and ultimately a sad song of regret
• Rafa’s milestone ‘only a number’
• SPORT ON TV
• Michael’s Daniel is Fleck’s man
• Boshoff not expected to play like Jantjies
• Now, Elton has to keep his lovely hands all to himself
• Cheika to let Wallabies bite for him
• Rashford now has a shot at knocking the fragile Sturridge off his perch
• Foreign or domestic, everyone’s a comrade in arms
• Wenger hails signing of ‘exciting’ Xhaka
• The five tools that Coetzee needs in his first Bok squad
• Quick fixes will hurt SA rating – Fitch
• Vodacom asked to delay ‘please call me’ payment amid dispute
• Producer inflation moderates to 7%
• BEIJING EFFECT
• BRANDED TAKEOVER
• TIGHTER CONTROLS
• Land for housing more popular than for farming
• Prevailing theories have been proven wrong before...
• SA poised for further growth in motor sector
• Foschini Group to keep its focus on expansion
• Vukile exploring internatio­nal markets
• Esor shares drop despite its return to profitabil­ity
• Japan urges G7 to avert another crisis
• Africa’s banks struggle as growth story fades
• Amazon tests new service amid AI race
• Group agrees to tackle steel oversupply issues
• Queens at war in Underland
• Revitalisi­ng a pulp genre
• Moore and Herzog shake it up
• A feast for all the five senses
• ON DECK FOR ‘BLACK SAILS’
• A schmaltzy tale of rivalry
• A probing portrait of Paton
• YOUR STARS
• SUPERQUICK CROSSWORD 750
• IN THE MAIL
• Rocketball has much in his favour
• Bishop’s Bounty to go all the way
• Bela-Bela, Nightingal­e duel looms

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