Cape Argus - 2018-07-12

• Provincial economy edging forward
• Zille takes on Public Protector, defends colonialis­m tweets
• Berg River is full, fast-flowing
• England’s World Cup dreams crushed
• Dale Steyn takes aim at Polly's record
• UWC PhD student among top young scientists in the world
• Butter vs margarine the last word
• Call for teamwork to promote innovation
• Shaken protesters condemn demolition­s
• Toddlers burnt to death still not buried
• SA Post Office shut as strike goes on
• Abuse by non-biological dads rises
• Youth get a taste of being in seat of power
• Another accolade for renowned UWC choir
• Urgent call for bone marrow donors
• Uitenhage suburb may run dry
• BRICS Media Forum to meet in SA
• KZN ANC determined to settle out of court
• EU’s key role
• Reintroduc­e apprentice­ships
• SA not just a gateway to Africa for China business
• Foul-mouthed captain pushes crew to the limits The way we were
• Delightful travel stories warm the heart
• Solution for rising number of homeless
• Land reform still not grounded
• Trump irked by Russia oil deal
• Embassy in London sounds protest alert as US president begins visit
• Turkish police nab television evangelist
• Absa reboots image as Barclays withdraws
• A gift of 100 free operations
• YOU’VE GOT IT COMING
• Comics Choice Awards: Who’s been nominated as the funniest in the land?
• Redberry Lane shows her class
• Mangaung Metro show Tshwane who’s the boss
• Club and fans hope ‘money machine’ Ronaldo will bring revenue and Euro title
• ‘Talk is cheap ... Lions must roar against Bulls’
• Paul gets pumped for Jaguares’ physical style
• Sagan just crushed the pedals harder
• Valiant Belgians optimistic they can soar again at Euro 2020
• French fear turns into point of victory instead
• Anderson fightback causes shockwaves around Wimbledon

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