Cape Times - 2015-03-23

• GOT TO DANCE
• R60m mall gives Langa a lift
• Women farmworker­s march for land
• We’ll choke the Kiwis – Proteas guru
• Top Swedish fashion label has designs on local industry
• New Ebola case in Liberia
• Coup bid accusation­s after Houthis seize parts of Yemen
• Iranian leader won’t be bullied by Obama
• Support grows for China’s new bank
• ‘UCT refusing to hire black professors’
• Driven JB Marks hailed as ‘unifier’
• Parliament denies allegation­s of ‘Zuma protection’
• City outlines campaign to tackle racism
• ‘Foreigners taking over wealth from stupid locals’
• Human rights ‘still being denied’
• Young adults urged to test for tuberculos­is at least once a year
• Weekend road carnage claims 10 lives in six incidents
• German ships big drawcard at fest
• Experts alarmed by fast change in climate
• Home Affairs outcry over shifts
• Synergy to propel jazz party
• ‘Ella’s Horses’ and Happy Sindane feature in Fourie double bill
• Careful planning enabling events to help drive social change
• Another perspectiv­e
• Political expedience
• Iran’s deadly legacy
• Proteas buoyed by self-belief
• Legacy of change
• Give Plus Five a high five and pledge
• Tunisia’s successful transition seems to have provoked museum attack
• Environmen­tal governance taking back seat to free market fundamenta­lism
• Eulogy by President Jacob Zuma at the funeral of Public Service and Administra­tion Minister Collins Chabane, at Xikundu village in Malamulele, Limpopo on Saturday.
• Farewell to Saki Mafatshe, an early PAC stalwart
• YOUR LUCK TODAY
• Starbucks sticks to race relations effort
• ‘Eskom downgrade will not affect state’s support’
• Put aside prejudices and expand economy
• Swiss watchmaker­s not sleeping through the wearable revolution
• There is a point when profits become theft
• SA poultry magnates hold Agoa hostage
• Sun in R9.4bn offer for casino group Peermont
• Basil Read shares in dramatic fall
• Hyundai’s Benoni plant comes on stream with H100 bakkie
• HomeChoice targets Africa’s middle class
• Worst drought since 1992 leads to grain imports
• Glencore may turn to agricultur­al deal next
• How an unreliable power supply in Zimbabwe is exacerbate­d by corruption
• IMF, ADB give backing to China-led bank
• Talk of currency wars and the Greek factor
• S&P cuts Nigeria’s credit rating on oil prices
• Insight: China’s chequebook diplomacy steals IMF show
• Van Niekerk digs deep for Torre Del Oro
• Sauser: These moments are rare
• Life is ‘pretty good’ for Ahlers
• Cool Van Gaal wins battle of the bosses
• Remy probably deserves more than what I’ve given him, says Mourinho
• Lethal Suarez steals the limelight
• Ajax need to keep their foot on the pedal for the full 90 minutes
• Rugby can build coronaries and character
• Pocock claims homophobic slurs made by Waratahs
• Elgar shines before the rain arrives
• India hoping Kohli finds that silky touch
• Garden of Eden for the Proteas?
• The semi: Five key confrontat­ions
• Bowlers can also join the World Cup party

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