Cape Argus - 2018-05-10

• A big no to licence demerit system
• ‘Cold-blooded’ train driver killers convicted
• History at schools to focus on Africa
• Do or die for relegation-threatened Ajax Cape Town
• RONAN KEATING'S HEART BEATS FOR RED CROSS
• NAKHANE EXPLORES LOVE, PAIN AND FREEDOM
• Doubts over cause of student’s death
• Look out! MeerKAT is a national key point
• Mediator in Jayde killing in court
• Nursing fond memories of Groote Schuur
• Albert Road move seen as unjust
• Mahumapelo ‘has no mandate to rule’
• ANC backs De Lille’s court action
• Lungisa to appeal against two-year jail sentence
• Education budget slashed, schools to suffer
• Submit to law, Manana urged
• SA sport to take on new IAAF ruling
• Concern over KZN home invasions
• We are all racists
• It’s power victors want
• Sport ‘empowermen­t’ is mere tokenism
• Street tensions reflect anger of those sold short
• Book on Muslim scholar in SA is one of a kind The way we were
• Telephone books, pencils, paper are good devices too
• Weather blow for poor nations
• Severely injured great horned owl makes miraculous recovery
• Beauty with a purpose
• Rihanna shows her mitre at Met Gala
• 3 US prisoners to return from N Korea
• Tourism dries up as lava flow becomes economic disaster
• Hundreds protest attack on journalist
• Spaza shops sell up a R7bn storm in SA
• New show puts warring couples on the couch
• Khaka, Lee star as SA cruise to series win
• Stay healthy and don’t blow your chances if 2018 is your first Comrades run
• Sundowns are building up new fan base
• Mourinho believes that the players will play for Ferguson
• Waiting for Barca news... but Jordaan says it’s on
• Who will hook Bok No 2 jersey in June Tests?
• Bulls to show true class this week after Cape debacle

Cape Argus - 2018-05-09

Cape Argus - 2018-05-11