Cape Times - 2018-08-07

• What JP’s unit got up to
• South African recalls Indonesian quake hell
• Mayor lines up cases of civil litigation
• Hawksbill turtle regains her strength after shark attack
• Pieter-Dirk Uys: When in doubt say darling
• Why Bok coach picked Willemse
• S Sudanese hope peace deal helps economy
• ‘Egypt should share Gaza burden with Israel’
• Swaziland going to polls, but there’s only one winner
• Singapore hit by worst cyber hack in its history
• Iraq voting recount completed
• Buses torched during strike
• Courtney case postponed as State asks for a delay
• Molosi suspect ‘shock’
• Dam recovery slows down
• Sisters are innovating for themselves
• Gift of the Givers turns 26
• World aviation summit focus on gender bias
• Murderer, rapist showed no remorse
• Prudhoe community claim second land restitutio­n victory
• Violence ‘commonplac­e’ in Khayelitsh­a primary schools
• Unions to meet with Eskom to finalise wage talks
• Nabbed: 23 alleged rhino poachers
• Macaroni and cheese cups to go
• Beef tongue with sweet-andsour raisin sauce
• Draw near for tales by the fire at festival
• Madonna still looks fab as she turns 60
• Public voiced their opinions on land with tolerance, temperance
• Imagining, empathisin­g with WWII atom bomb victims
• Involve the workers
• Certificat­ion woes
• Commuters unfairly targeted
• Zero tolerance of gangsteris­m
• Not out the woods
• As pre-election fever grabs hold, let’s put country and unity first
• Depression will continue to silently kill our youth as long as we blame witchcraft
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• Absa solo flight gathers steam
• FNB: house price growth likely to be slower
• Nedbank reports SA capex of R63.9bn
• CIS industry assets racing to R2.5 trillion
• Hemisphere enters fray as Steinhoff signs lock-up agreement
• Rand at the mercy of South African politics
• Reskilling for the future, here is what is out there
• Miracle man of personalis­ed precision medicine
• Bribery and nepotism are our big job killers
• RBPlat ‘not planning any retrenchme­nts’
• Merafe production of ferrochrom­e hit hard by rising costs
• Interwaste upbeat despite tighter regulation globally
• Equites lands quality Germiston distributi­on centre for cool R462m
• Stenprop making further progress with multi-let industrial strategy
• SoftBank posts 49% profit leap in the first quarter
• Airbus subsidies row: EU turns to WTO
• Dollar stronger on trade-war discourse
• Trade spate a boon to the consultant­s
• Daimler switched on to electric Smart cars for China
• Baroka will face a different City team, says Benni ...
• Injured defenders a worry for Klopp
• Attenborou­gh considered for Gauteng
• Can local coaches continue their domination of the MTN8?
• Hansen opts for Barrett’s experience over Mo’unga’s form
• Students are ready for Chiefs test
• WP crisis meeting over transfers
• Proteas can plant the seeds for World Cup campaign

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