Cape Argus - 2018-06-22

• Hoping for clean sweep
• Court told of faeces in Spier hotel room
• Ashwin meeting to determine if court on cards
• A water bill of R10 000
• Unsung heroes keep together
• Three possible causes of Courtney’s death
• Gunshot tracker earns its stripes with conviction
• City hands over 100 title deeds
• Soccer teen stranded by Home Affairs
• Next stop for quiz teams: the knockouts
• Mayor in DA’s firing line for conniving
• Tony Ehrenreich set for final address
• Public hearings on expropriat­ion soon
• Sanco approve Mokgoro for N West premier
• Report on corruption finally released
• Winners of #YouthStart­CT
• Dance school tries to stay on its feet
• Turkey’s Erdogan may form coalition
• Japan halts drills as tensions lessen
• Escalating violence a threat to investment
• Innovative solutions for arid urban cities
• UCT team wins global sustainabi­lity award
• Consumers pin hopes on Opec meeting
• Fight racism fairly
• Rugby aspiration­s in face of poverty
• Discourse on renaming airports
• Datanapper­s, passwords and the new frontier of crime
• Delving into bereavemen­t
• Entreprene­ur has fashion sense in the bag
• Making their mark
• Sinking the notion of ‘elitism’ in golf
• Wedding tourism big business
• Momoa is the relatable everyman in ‘Braven’
• ‘Ocean’s 8’ is a breath of fresh air
• Honeymoon goes off rails as arguments replace love
• Insurance giant supports future of hockey
• ‘Brave’ Neymar ready to samba
• BELGIUM BRACE FOR TOUGH TEST
• England select Danny Cipriani to start after a decade of absence
• Unconvinci­ng Les Bleus see off Peru to book last-16 place in Russia
• Pieter-Steph is pleased to get more exposure
• Super service from Kyrgios
• World Cup 2018,
• French GP,

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