Cape Argus - 2017-05-26

• Community fumes over proposed mall
• Residents pray for rain to end drought
• Eskom probe findings need retired judge
• Stormers in the Shark tank
• Parents lock schools in anti-gang protests
• Campaign to help abused women, children
• 40% of allergy sufferers are kids
• Court hears of Van Breda death blows
• Minister opens satellite cop station
• Zuma: Long road to economic liberation
• Council coalition shake-up in Bitou
• Mapisa-Nqakula pleads for more money for Defence Department
• Experts lash out on elephants export plans
• Sleuth Piet Byleveld dies of cancer at 67
• UK police hunt for bomb maker
• Africa plundered under the cloak of aid
• Brazil’s president faces mutiny following corruption allegation­s
• Activists and police clash at Jerusalem Day march
• Fears mount that Ebola could spread from the Congo to CAR
• W Cape exports to Africa at R40bn
• Clevva flips script, uses AI to empower people
• Protection order is a must
• African soil, African seed
• Coloured community being taken for a ride
• Now more than ever, we have to save water
• We have the most optimistic leader in world
• Retail giants support community food gardens
• A place for everything
• Advice on how parents can help introvert children thrive
• Devil-may-care Depp steals the show
• Katherine Heigl’s performanc­e disappoint­s in this new forgettabl­e thriller...
• Mathole to jazz-up Africa Day in Gugulethu
• Vettel breaks record
• Wayde, Caster, Sundowns up for top regional awards
• Taking on the Lions king
• No easy games at Georgia World Cup, says Moerat
• Baxter: Strikers wanted
• Being open to interventi­on, and a change of mindset, are first steps to fixing Bulls’ ills – Mitchell
• It’s vital that national mentor has good relationsh­ip with PSL bosses – Tinkler
• The Proteas do have a silver lining in the return to form of Amla

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