Cape Times - 2016-06-01

• Africa winning war on Aids
• ‘Howa muscled non-racialism to top of sports agenda’
• Plea for dialogue over gender equality dispute
• Marathon run highlights issue of absent fathers
• ‘Vibrant energy’ in Springbok camp
• Nearly 900 refugees die in one week
• Ugandan forces redeploy in South Sudan
• Another Brazilian minister quits amid graft probe leaks
• Mozambique president, Renamo chief to meet
• China to pressure US at South Sea talks
• Plea to combat violence against albinos
• Millions still living in slavery
• Driving instructor­s upset over ban on use of stadium’s parking area
• Adventure to raise funds for Red Cross
• Nearly six million die globally of smoking
• Ruling party ‘in Zuma’s clutches’
• Slight improvemen­t in competitiv­eness and productivi­ty in SA
• Justice served after 11 years in R30m fraud case
• ‘Sjambok murder’ suspect still on run
• Residents divided on new toilets
• Tax ombud offers top girl achiever a sponsorshi­p
• Protesters cause traffic havoc
• Witness claims ‘gang boss’ pulled trigger
• Mountain of support for sanitary towels
• The climbers
• Some simply skip school to avoid embarrassm­ent
• Recalling glory days of iconic passenger mailship Athlone Castle
• Kudos to Keeble
• Scope of Expropriat­ion Bill needs to be clearly defined
• Don’t fail our children
• Lunch hour concerts highlight young talent during Youth Month
• YOUR LUCK TODAY
• PPC shares take a knock after rating cut
• Challenge to Bombela arbitratio­n
• SA records a R430m trade surplus for April
• Mr Price reports record earnings for year to April as sales growth continues
• Moody’s rating of Joburg, Ekurhuleni cities shows pockets of excellence in public sector
• Saudi Arabia’s much-lauded reform agenda is built on sand
• Cartrack’s imminent entry into US part of its global expansion
• Steinhoff delivers solid set of results
• ‘Designate steel stock for local content’
• Two bicycle wholesaler­s hit with R4m price-fixing fines
• VW pays a high price for emission cheating
• Lost year under Buhari leaves Nigeria on its knees
• King Kieren rules
• How Comrade Gatebe triumphed
• French Open officials under fire after yet another wet day
• Shakes makes time for our future stars
• Verstappen now knows to watch out for any walls
• Sunette’s fight is no longer with Sascoc, but with herself
• Eben and Lood are the best of friends, jokes Van Graan
• Simbine will be desperate to shine like a diamond in Rome
• England shoot with Rashford, Sturridge
• Parnell has Cape Town written all over him

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