Cape Times - 2017-07-27

• Gogo loses entire family of 6 in fire
• Princess Charlene lifesavers’ patron
• Weak government fails to rebuild Aleppo
• EU, Russia, Iran oppose US sanctions
• US sheriffs target immigrants
• Japan peacekeepi­ng cover-up forces new denial
• Armed guards for central railway line
• Search for hijack suspects, hostage
• Timol was in no state to leap to own death
• Ministers implicated in the Gupta e-mails in crosshairs
• Casinos lose out as online sports betting increases in Cape
• Mayor lashes licensing centre ‘sabotage’
• Essa sells Trillian shares
• Mass march against mosque security
• National lab service is owed R5bn
• More bank clients getting robbed
• HIV: Africa makes progress
• Treat the family to this wholesome winter warmer
• Jenkins should direct ‘Wonder Woman 2’
• Von Memertys’ act sets ‘Synergy’ stage alight
• Enjoy ladies’ tea
• Step aside, Sisulu’s leadership is what a divided ANC needs
• Weighing legacies
• National Water Plan aimed at improving service to users
• Timol probe harrowing
• Reform mining laws
• Golden opportunit­y to lose our albatross
• The ANC cannot be reformed
• SA must focus on creating an environmen­t that nurtures entreprene­urship
• Journalist­s with spine must abide by principle of publish and be damned
• Capitec is overall brand leader in S Africa
• Trillian plans to sell 60% stake
• Fed holds rates steady, but sees portfolio cuts ‘soon’
• Taking stock of the NDP and its noble goals
• Transferri­ng capital offshore without taxation
• SMEs need a finance target plan to succeed long term
• Rise in Metair earnings predicted
• BAT Zimbabwe holds on to $8m foreign dividends
• Hammerson is delighted with SA investor interest
• AECI on acquisitio­n road as it ramps up profit
• R443m for Reinet SA investment projects
• Infrastruc­ture requiremen­ts need 2.4% of GDP
• UK ban on diesel and petrol cars is ‘public posturing’ says analyst
• Index shows SA’s net pay on the rise
• Fireco Gauteng to pay R1m fine
• Rand softer, gold stocks buoy bourse
• Daimler probes cheating claims
• UK data pours cold water over rate hike
• UK set to phase out petrol-powered cars
• $10 trillion China bond market ‘cannot be ignored’
• Patosi wants to help fill City’s cabinet with Cups
• Hamilton’s holiday sweet if he’s leading after Hungarian GP
• Djokovic to miss rest of the season
• Jonevret wants to get to the root of his team’s problems
• Lions not running out of steam at business end of the season
• It’s funny how people are so quick to jump on the Elton-bashing bandwagon
• All Black Smith is ‘on sabbatical’ but will still face Wallabies
• Emotions of joy for Chad
• There’ll be no easy rides this year
• Faf’s philosophy: Small performanc­es from each guy put pressure on big teams
• Spaced-up Porsche
• More space and style for Porsche Panamera
• Taking a spin in Merc’s much-awaited bakkie
• Beauty is more than skin deep in LC500
• Fiat Tipo is priced well but falls short on power

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