Cape Argus - 2019-09-19

• City’s land sales slammed
• Pupils shot execution-style in gang slaying
• YOUTH CHOIR LIVE THE AFRICAN DREAM
• BIG NAMES FOR HERITAGE FESTIVAL
• WORLD CUP: OUR TAKE ON RASSIE’S BOK TEAM
• Bonteheuwe­l now calmer
• Now only criminals spank kids
• Rail unit in action for another year
• River Club: 400 against
• Walking barefoot to highlight abuse
• Robben Island’s 101 trees for Tata
• Emergency plan for GBV
• Pupils reap benefits of yoga programme
• NO LONGER RUDE TO TALK MONEY
• MYSTERIOUS SOUTHERN CONTINENT
• Third-party involvemen­t in rail service absolute necessity
• Fake news weapon of deception, mass destructio­n of legitimate news
• School must take action on bullying
• Pops Mohamed at festival
• Helping out, a tooth at a time
• Our children are set up to fear failure
• Mkhwebane clings to position
• NFP banks on ex-mayor Mavundla
• Shortages hobbling Hawks’ priority crime investigat­ions – Sitole
• District model to grow SA
• Small businesses need encouragem­ent
• Real risk of no-deal Brexit
• Help stave off annexation, SA asked
• Iran says it will hit back if US strikes
• Get back to the Greyzone BINGE-WATCH
• MARK RUBERY CHESS
• FRANK STEWART BRIDGE
• SUPER CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Five key reasons not to DIY your investment­s
• How to teach children healthy money values
• KNOW WHAT YOUR TAX RESIDENCY IS
• Two KZN champions are Summer Cup bound
• Robinson’s charge
• Pressure on Japan and Joseph to deliver
• Rassie shows confidence
• Kohli leads India to comfortabl­e victory
• SABC IS LETTING THE COUNTRY DOWN
• Slippery when wet suits Boks
• Bucs chasing two on trot
• Lloris backs Spurs to shine in Europe
• Klopp laments poor finishing

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