Cape Argus - 2017-04-24

• Police station upgrade scrapped
• Holocaust horror, truths recalled
• Amakhosi tackle City FC in Cape Town
• The Life of Charlotte Maxeke immortalis­ed in print
• Alleged car hijacker shot dead by owner
• Suspects hauled in for big crayfish catch
• Atlantis centre a haven for crime
• Adverse reaction to HPV vaccine claim
• Rowers appreciate small things, learn patience on Rio voyage
• City builds two ECD centres
• Union on mission for ‘vulnerable workers’
• Girls shelter moves house
• Games event brings kids together
• KZN police in bid to close in on illegal fire arms
• Chinese tea culture thriving in Taiwan
• ‘Potential alien habitat on Saturn’
• Paying homage to a fallen hero
• Going for gold
• Dire need to back EMS safety
• South Korea unperturbe­d by threats of nuclear war
• Flying just got quicker and a whole lot scarier
• Shooting from the lip
• Fresh British fears of air pollution
• 1980s replay for UK’s opposition?
• Washington’s war on immigrants hots up
• Mourning declared after deadly Taliban attack
• Woolies gives most store satisfacti­on
• Fibre installati­on firm digging itself into a hole
• MTN exposed as ‘uncaring’
• Orchestrat­ing a slow, inevitable meltdown
• Before diving in, take quintessen­tial shower
• Turn leftover Easter eggs into DIY beauty treatments
• ‘The Leftovers’ is deeply affecting viewing
• ‘Mad Dogs’ a psychologi­cal crime thriller to die for…
• Film snobs should thank Adam Sandler
• Komphela is now relying on others
• Hamaan could be the one
• Sizzling Sanchez’s goal sends Arsenal through to FA Cup final
• Defence and looking after the ball big issues for Stormers
• Kenya’s Keitany sets new women’s best in London Marathon victory
• Barrett’s brilliance the high point of a lacklustre weekend

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