Cape Argus - 2018-07-23

• Tug of war fears over military base
• Train fires need ‘expert task team’
• Foreshore project ‘a bridge too far’
• Noah's irk: French upset by Africa quip.
• David Biggs's dead tree
• Ombud has his work cut out
• There’s not much left to salvage for the Proteas
• Vrygrond leadership threatens protests
• Race for W Cape ANC’s top job begins
• Essential service bid irks Satawu
• Mourners ambushed
• Cops crack down on abalone poaching
• Zwelihle tense over ‘stayaway’
• Joggers raise funds for children in need
• Animals lovers help out rescue centre
• Guide to legal pitfalls in child abuse cases
• Youth voice their concerns to president
• Land reform an agricultur­al revolution
• KZN opens shop for BRICS session
• New era as Nasa turns 60
• Many jobs could be automated and SA is not prepared
• British reject Brexit plan
• Mugabe remains a hefty unseen presence at rallies
• Claims presidenti­al campaign was spied on
• Israel evacuates 800 Syrian volunteers
• Iranian leader warns Trump
• The search for alien life
• Man up, Proteas
• City’s water billing system exploits poor
• Time and patience for equality
• Let’s address sexual, reproducti­ve health
• Are we defending our children, caught in our wars?
• Home stretch for land debate
• Scientists attempt to make cows more environmen­tally friendly
• Pilgrimage of sheer delight
• Hard life growing up on Cape Flats
• What Lies Within
• Dealing with Telkom is a never-ending battle
• ‘Old Mutual’ loans are fake
• Jessica Chaz is Dreamin big
• The studio is G-Eazy’s happy place
• Exotic bets are the way to go
• Local hero left in tears after Tour breakaway
• Mabedi promises Chiefs fans that the club will get the balance right this season
• Manchester City keeper Hart eager for a permanent move after two loan spells
• Molinari masters Carnoustie
• Hamilton wins by a ‘miracle’ at Hockenheim

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