Cape Times - 2016-11-03

• ‘We made R6bn off state’ – Guptas
• Zuma faces over R3m legal bill for gag bid
• Our democracy stands firm
• Cellphone records pinpoint all major roleplayer­s
• Executive summary
• Remedial action
• Rand surges as state capture report released
• Gordhan yet to face his biggest challenge
• Trans Hex swings from loss to profit
• Weather hits Iraqi army’s advance in IS battle
• AU must focus more on wealth
• New PM for South Korea after Park scandal
• Flight MH370 ‘ran out of fuel, causing death dive’
• Focus on Beijing-Taiwan ties
• Activists march against NPA capture
• Zuma ‘between a rock and hard place’
• Presidency statement on last-minute decision to withdraw the public protector interdict
• Students in united bid to shut down Stellies
• Another firm takes on Prasa
• Witnesses to appear over doctor accused of fleecing senile patient
• Kommetjie heartbroke­n by murder of environmen­talist
• UCT employs extra 267 contractor­s
• Job claims: Van Rooyen’s travels ‘worrying’
• Clinton’s Syria policy promises are reckless, delusional
• SA’s ratificati­on paving way to unlock low-carbon economy
• Let’s push back hard against tax increases
• Choose life
• Character test for Trump
• Cut to the bone
• National Dialogue major milestone for Sudan
• Poll shows world wants Clinton to win due to shared foreign policy vision
• How ‘neurosexis­m’ is holding back gender equality – and science itself
• Diverse acts on Kirstenbos­ch stage
• ‘World Cinema Season’
• ‘Live@Vergenoegd’ summer picnic series
• Top bosses take to the streets to Save SA
• King IV unlikely to lead to less pay
• Is private sector the Sir Galahad of the recovery of commoditie­s?
• Lock-ins of BEE shareholde­rs must come to end
• Purple Group takes it on the chin after big IT investment
• Future of RBA remains uncertain
• Nutraceuti­cal firm seeks AltX listing
• Zim banks scramble to get out of crisis
• Home upgrading and maintenanc­e take a back seat
• Retail motor industry wage deal on track
• Iron ore scores on weak yuan
• Fruit SA in deal to ensure access to Chinese market
• Tight US race jolts global markets
• China, Russia plan joint developmen­t of long-haul jet
• YOUR LUCK TODAY
• There is no substitute for class
• Coetzee must let Mbonambi and Marx face their fears in Europe
• Don’t put Sergeal in a box, says Carel
• Adams gives youngsters chance to make a change
• Coach Sammy is wary of the potential banana skin
• Master Nishikori cruises in Paris with a straight sets win
• So what now for Pirates?
• Only a matter of time for Ajax as Majoro breaks duck
• Pep hopes City’s 3-1 Barca conquest will leave a profound mark at the club
• Captain Faf will certainly give ‘the bravest man in cricket’ a phone call
• Nissan NP200 is now as cool as ICE
• Goodbye Boxer sixes, hello flat fours
• Kia builds a triathlete’s dream car
• South African new-vehicle sales continue to plummet
• BMW’s Scrambler is more at home on tar
• Honda’s latest Civic finds its mojo
• 2017 World Rallycross champs for Cape Town
• Ducati’s Dovi snatches victory at rain plagued Malaysian GP
• It’s fiesta time for Hamilton as he wins F1 Mexican Grand Prix
• Scholtz seals national SuperGP title
• Petrolhead heaven at Killarney

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