Cape Times - 2016-06-03

• Brian Isaacs axing lashed
• S&P ‘highly unlikely’ to give SA junk status rating
• Boks start long walk to freedom
• Suspicious bags of shredded paper
• 16 die in Somali hotel suicide attack
• Rare baby giant panda birth at zoo in Belgium
• China assures Muslims on fast
• 24 Hindus convicted of murder over anti-Muslim riot when mob torched homes
• Youth skills at the heart of Edujazz concert
• Babies breast-fed harmed by boozing
• New robotic hand radicalise­s surgery
• Month reprieve for Athlone Stadium driving school operators
• Anger after ANC calls police over list sit-in
• Mother City has most literate adults in country – survey
• Green push for youth in business
• Commission urges developmen­t in rural areas to boost agricultur­e
• Struggling NUM has lost 40% of members
• Axe Phiyega for ignoring policing basics – lawyers
• Concern after pedestrian deaths on train tracks
• Law centre helps teen born in country obtain citizenshi­p
• Survey: 54% of students plan to work overseas after graduation
• Truck burnt during protest over electricit­y
• No imminent plans for new developmen­t on Ratanga land
• Saluting pioneer journalist, author for being inspiratio­n
• SABC interventi­on to boost local music adds charm to place called home
• Bees attracted to flowers by ‘electric fields’
• This is a circus, yells Berdych
• Eddie touches down and gets the full Aussie treatment
• Bafana can still believe, says Khune
• Gundogan eager to work with Pep at City
• It’s sad that in 2016, there’s still abnormalit­y on the fields of the Winelands
• Whiteley: We have players to match New Zealand
• A promising new dawn for Proteas?
• Stick’s feedback on Jantjies and Mapoe is positive
• MFSA backs move on micro lenders
• D-day for S&P’s grading of South Africa
• ‘In three years cars won’t have drivers’
• Naspers injects $60m into Udemy
• INTERNET FREEDOM
• MERGERS AND ACQUISITIO­NS
• DIARY New Chinese theme park replicates Sphinx, Parthenon
• Cost-cuts at Wescoal pays off handsomely
• Investec to sell equity to buy back shares
• Mondi to buy 90% shares in Kalenobel as it grows footprint
• South32’s Colombian mine faces testing time
• US to put measures for AB InBev’s SABMiller takeover
• Old Mutual chief offered 10-time base pay as bonus
• Companies agree to R1.75m fine for non-notificati­on of a merger
• MMI shares rise on growth in new business
• Iran opposes Saudi oil output cut proposals
• Nigeria’s candidate is front runner for Opec position
• Analysis: Taxi-hailing app may struggle to kill competitio­n
• High-octane thriller by a master storytelle­r is truly hard to put down
• Deft portrait of a relationsh­ip in crisis
• Superbly written book provides unbiased and honest insight into Clinton
• Celebratin­g updated look and feel of familial love, its complexiti­es
• What I’m reading
• Free-spirited transgloba­l gypsy
• Navigating a sea of testostero­ne
• A study of seduction and destructio­n
• Folded smoked trout and cream cheese omelette
• Really scrumptiou­s burgers
• With law comes disorder
• Cute pick-up lines
• BANDSTAND
• YOUR STARS
• TAKE-A-BREAK CROSSWORD
• SUPERQUICK CROSSWORD 751
• Memory loss
• ‘Alice’ is set to carry on
• Epsom Derby an ‘open affair’
• Month for renewing spirituali­ty
• Treats to break your fast
• The True Muslim – The Fasting Muslim
• Non-profit foundation has helped poor for 30 years
• Sanzaf gives needy meals to break fast
• Cooking up compassion
• Gatesville invites Islamic scholars
• Your health at Ramadaan

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