Cape Times - 2017-03-15

• Eyes of millions turn to Concourt
• There’s science to biltong other than eating it
• Train delays frustrate commuters
• Indy takes legal action against media group
• Jan Theron book extract
• Students, workers unite over sacking of security guards
• Independen­t Media to sue TMG for R300m
• Rand shrugs off S&P’s concerns
• Hosken, Tsogo deal heats up
• Trafficked domestics face deportatio­n threat
• US, Russia vie for clout in Libya
• Fourth-term bid in Burundi feared
• Divisions loom in aftermath of Syrian war
• Life for cop who shot lover
• Another taxi driver killed within days
• Manenberg parents demand answers on school closure
• Housing efforts for fire victims start
• ‘SA couldn’t fork out more than R2.6bn’
• Minister withdraws ICC bill
• Oudtshoorn is on road to financial recovery
• Petro SA board dodges bullet after incurring losses of R1.1bn
• Kathrada Foundation calls on SA to #TakeOnRaci­sm
• Allegedly beaten for not coming ‘home’
• Winning model for affordable social housing on Tafelberg site
• Rise in demand for meat, Africa at risk
• How unions lost their way
• ‘This Is Us’ is just right for us
• Revealing other elements than a hard exterior
• March no longer quiet month for the movies
• ‘Hands off Gordhan!’
• No woman should be left behind on crucial path to equality
• PAC remembers those massacred in Sharpevill­e/Langa
• ANC right on leadership
• Class struggle dawns
• Wither Women in politics
• Taking South Africa’s health to heart
• Erasmus’s research helps Karoo lamb attain naming rights for unique taste
• How saving a buck can lead to death, destructio­n – or don’t people care?
• Less is more for ‘Lunchbox’ director
• All is coming up roses for Nick Viall
• Trump supporters think fake radio ad campaign real
• THE TAKE-A-BREAK CROSSWORD
• YOUR LUCK TODAY
• Spectacula­r play
• Big banks post R72.3bn in headline earnings
• Let’s heed Jonas’s sentiment and get cracking
• Racist rant cannot conceal trail of incompeten­ce
• Financial regulation for the digital age
• EXHIBITION EVENTS: MARCH 14-29
• PPC’s carbon tax bill could reach R90m
• Cell C revenue reaches R14.6bn
• Cash-strapped CoAL able to cut operating loss
• Basel III weighing on SA lenders
• Strategic partnershi­p with Elysium
• ARC enters into joint venture with BuffetKLT
• Balwin bringing the beach to Pretoria
• Bidders for Anglo’s SA assets eye listing
• Eskom-Coega join forces in new nuclear build programme
• Performanc­e of HomeChoice digital sales is encouragin­g
• VW ‘back on track’ as biggest car maker
• Glencore in $200m joint venture to supply fuel stations in Mexico
• Dollar riding high on tale of four Fed interest rate hikes
• Kuwait calling for longer Opec oil cuts
• BoE deputy governor resigns
• ‘Elusive’ could have the edge
• Expect thunder and lightning in Potch
• Is Cummins ‘the man’ for Australia?
• Jones readies England for ‘World Cup final’ in Dublin
• When you’ve got a caged lion they’re going to come out pretty hard, says Wade
• Women are finally members of Muirfield
• City, Ajax have a shot at redemption
• It’s time Hayatou takes his afternoon naps at home and not at football events
• Attack is the way for City
• I am still Chelsea’s number one, says Jose the ‘Judas’
• Pollard throws down the gauntlet to his Bulls team
• Will a fresh pride of Lions hit back in style as they did in 2016?
• Coetzee must drop the sentiment
• Ireland may need the help of a leprechaun or two
• Sharks banking on blockbusti­ng centre Esterhuize­n
• Breyton glad to see WP bus again
• Modisane: It’s a great challenge, but there’s no pressure on All Stars
• Piedt considered signing a Kolpak deal
• Can Temba help solve Faf’s conundrum?

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