Cape Argus - 2017-07-26

• Rezoning outrage
• Independen­t a partner for biggest road race
• Eskom in ‘mafia’ control
• Are you a boss or a leader?
• Black Coffee on his Beats 1 gig
• 'Much to learn from the old and wise'
• Caster Semenya broadens scope
• CPUT shut after violent protests
• City looks at Pickwick site for transition­al, semi-permanent housing
• Smoke detectors save life
• Lab workers set to strike today
• Gauteng cop murdered three suspects
• Nominate a hero for highest order
• Cause of Masi blaze not establishe­d
• Suicide out of question for Timol
• Khoza yet to accept offer of a security detail
• Special funeral for Mamoepa
• Kenyan election too close to call
• US border policy lashed as refugees die
• Israel installs ‘smart checks’ at al-Aqsa mosque
• East Africa bloc seeks to foster a lasting peace in South Sudan
• US planners count on Russia to help vanquish IS in Syria
• Help animal clinic with books
• Tyranny leads to terrorism
• What value will the Stormers add?
• Make this Women’s Month really count for something
• Some bright ideas should be flushed down loo T T
• Songbirds’ demise is no flight of fancy
• Elephant used for rides kills one of its handlers
• ‘Don’t just be okay – be world-class’
• Seven tips on how to kick-start your savings
• Bidding platform cuts transport costs
• Zakes Bantwini is older, wiser and staying true to himself
• Chiefs’ Katsande preaches a solid approach to defence
• Baroka will be a different team this season, vows club CEO
• Captain And Master has class
• Coles’ return makes task for Lions much harder
• Amla not thinking of his historic Oval triple
• Clubs demand fair payback
• Marx on Super semi,
• Peaty swims record,
• Scarra back for WP,

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