Cape Times - 2016-10-03

• WINNING SHOT:
• DA flushes its poo flinger
• Hlaudi faces chop ‘by end of the week’
• Campuses opening, but it’s not business as usual
• Cosatu warns students to return to class today
• Faf thumps Aussies
• Nobel Prize winners to be announced this week
• Land Bank determined to empower women
• New era dawns for ICT sector
• Jamaica battens down hatches for Matthew
• UK set to leave EU in March
• 1995 income tax returns show Trump lost $916m
• Probe into train crash yet to be completed
• Security companies release Prasa train
• SA runs foul of US duty-free access
• Police trainee in suspected drowning
• 135 left homeless after three shack fires
• Alleged metro cop killer to appear
• Slow progress in probe at Pretoria girls’ school after hair outrage
• Farmworker wins eviction battle
• Public Works fleeced of R200m
• Foundation launches ‘Roadmap’ for errant hearts
• Bird lovers celebrate African grey ruling
• Little Miss World makes SA proud
• Paedo’s appeal bid fails
• Wits campuses to reopen today
• ‘Unrest could hurt health system severely’
• Malema wants ANC to reform under a new name
• Those really in need worth supporting
• Education system’s demands on poor pupils beyond cuckoo
• Don’t destroy future
• Art of non-violence
• Keep varsities shut
• Ministry must ensure all newly qualified doctors get jobs
• Cut the costly frills
• Football folly
• Exploring the multifacet­ed powers of Gandhi
• Use of thuggish power against students admission state’s given up on dialogue
• Fossil-like facial forms in Roger Ballen’s ‘Theatre of Apparition­s’
• Swing gigs by Steinway artist Raphael
• Journey to the heart of fabulous with ‘Priscilla’
• THE TAKE-A-BREAK CROSSWORD
• YOUR LUCK TODAY
• Cwele victorious as court rules against Icasa
• Edcon steps in to rescue Zim unit
• SA trade goes from surplus to deficit
• A desperate appeal to Minister Davies
• An invitation to our readers – and an apology
• Help is now at hand for small business sector
• Michael Bagraim’s letter
• Jasco issues dividend after change in fortune
• Nepi readies to hand out new shares to investors
• Consumer champion scores small victory in his battle against Lewis
• Och-Ziff plea puts end to rise of hedge fund manager’s protégé
• Storms that caused blackouts set to cost Arrium A$40m
• Foreigners reap SA debt rewards as locals play it safe
• Tribunal gives PIC merger thumbs up
• Ramaphosa leaves for Vietnam, Singapore to strengthen ties
• Week ahead: Fed rate hike hot topic at annual IMF meeting
• UK to trigger EU divorce by March 2017
• Italian court charges add to German lender’s legal burden
• China’s activity expands again driving hopes of sustained growth
• California enables testing of self-driving cars
• Evoke Emotion to the fore as Snaith breaks own record
• Ricciardo pours champagne but Hamilton not feeling at all bubbly
• Ryder Cup keeps getting bigger and better, says Strange
• New Zealand face steep chase on deteriorat­ing pitch
• Spurs players just ‘fantastic’ against City
• So much action, yet so much disappoint­ment in Athlone
• Sundowns are slowly ‘running out of steam’
• Four draws in a row: It’s a Real issue
• Hunt hails Klate as a great servant
• Maybe this time Louis will get coveted double
• Springboks: The good, bad and ugly
• Lienert-Brown’s ‘beautiful offloading game’
• Wallabies have Houston up their sleeve for the trip to Twickenham
• Cheetahs just one point shy of perfect score
• Finally, captain Strauss deserves a place at the top of our player ratings
• Shakes hopes that Rodgers can strike on the counter in Ouagadougo­u
• Hougaard may get a chance for a showdown with superstar Smith

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