Cape Argus - 2018-09-25

• Aluta continua for District Six
• Untu to take Prasa to court
• PRESIDENT Cyril Ramaphosa with president of the UN General Assembly,
• TIGER WOODS OFF TO RYDER CUP ON A HIGH
• LONG WAIT FOR OUTCOME OF TIMESHARE INVESTIGAT­ION
• Healthcare plan lauded
• Accommodat­ion woes
• WALK OF SUPPORT
• Concerns over dagga
• CAPE TOWN IN THE AGE OF AQUARIUS
• DON’T JUDGE A BOOK BY ITS COVER
• I EMBRACE ROOTS OF MY HERITAGE
• DAGGA RULING IS IMMORAL
• Indaba snub for Mantashe
• Call to rise above past pain to united future
• Country poorer without Molewa – Mabuza
• Inquiry presented with dossier on Moyane
• A code of faith for all
• The land is our heritage, let’s share it
• Our shared foundation as South Africans
• Lake ferry death toll rises
• Merkel warns coalition against internal wrangles
• Indian sailor rescued off Australia
• Help for ‘missing middle’
• Ensure sick pets don’t leave you begging
• HELPING WOMEN ERADICATE POVERTY
• Digital designs on local music
• A RETRO-FUTURISTIC CURE FOR LOVE
• MARK RUBERY CHESS
• FRANK STEWART BRIDGE
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• SUPER CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Can Lerena do it again?
• Penalty count a worry for WP
• Sharks heading to Newlands on a high
• SARU POLICIES BOOST WOMEN AND JUNIORS
• Nel gets his chance to shine
• Marathon rated as one of world’s best
• Van Zyl wins twice in two days
• City boss calls for venue revue

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