Cape Times - 2019-05-14

• DA stands firmly behind Maimane
• Semenya’s appeal gaining momentum
• UCT distances itself from study on slavery, intelligen­ce
• Mom vows never again after Somerset Hospital birth
• Delft resident 115 years old, still in poverty
• Vodacom stock rises 3.28% in welcome trend – Astral Foods ‘hit by imports, dumping’
• Seth Shezi addresses fashion skills
• Wynona swipes at rugby bosses
• Call for volunteers to help clean city
• Elephant project wins top award
• Get that flu vaccinatio­n
• Grabouw residents join farmworker­s protest on N2
• Dam levels decline 0.5%
• Retired Prof uses K-word
• Rival voters’ shacks razed
• Robbery accused denied bail
• Lifting of wool and animal skin ban hailed
• Celebratin­g Internatio­nal Museum Day
• Waterfront art school off to Russia for fest
• Businessme­n seek trade with E Africa
• Royals reveal Archie to the world – bit by little bit
• EFF bigwig may be in hot water
• Revitalise­d IFP won’t fade away when I go, says Buthelezi
• ‘Electronic voting could have averted some challenges’
• Dump tainted ministers, says clergy
• ON THIS DAY
• New capital project beset by challenges
• A complex power struggle
• WINNERS AND LOSERS AT THE POLLS
• Clean-ups, not taxes, will save environmen­t
• Errant MPs mustn’t be let off the hook
• Britain warns of Iran-US conflict
• Military council and opposition groups agree to power share deal
• Assange still faces rape rap
• Astral Foods ‘hit by imports, dumping’
• Fears of further escalation of US-China trade war hurt rand
• HUAWEI HUNTING FOR SA MOBILE APP DEVELOPERS
• Lack of physical addresses undermines elections
• Sakhumnoth­o chief executive quashes claim that Dan Matjila was conflicted
• Netcare to increase capex to R1.6 billion
• ‘Exceptiona­l difficulti­es’ knock Calgro’s headline earnings per share
• Rebosis shares plummet on fire sale of assets
• Power cuts, strikes pose potential production hazards
• BAYER WANTS MONSANTO PROJECT INVESTIGAT­ED
• Rob Davies issues notice to designate Bojanala in N West
• Lack of work on roads, community unrest hurt Raubex stock
• Don’t sit on the fence, sit on local chair
• South Africa starts its path to glory
• NEW LICENSING REQUIREMEN­TS
• RAND GIVES UP RECENT GAINS
• Mosimane has his work cut out
• Will Bongmusa shock everybody else too?
• MBONGISENI BUTHELEZI
• Too Cute not short of confidence
• Head Honcho returns in Stakes
• IPL has been costly for SA
• Five players who will play a major role for Lions in coming weeks
• All eyes on Tiger, even if Brooks is the one to beat
• Mthalane holds off determined Kuroda
• Improved batting gives Sune hope
• Have you seen Mo’unga’s kick-pass?
• City and Liverpool set new EPL standards with ‘fusion football’
• Sundowns had to keep their word by winning PSL title

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