Cape Times - 2017-06-14

• BENNI IN THE AREA:
• ‘Zille untransfor­med racist’
• Memoir that reads like a spy novel
• Activists left fuming over swift Philippi land appeal
• Brian Ingpen aboard the Holland-Afrika Lijn’s Jagersfont­ein 50-years ago
• Companies probed for drug price fixing
• Moody’s hits Standard Bank, FirstRand, Absa, Nedbank, and Investec
• Eskom’s leadership woes deepen
• 5 missing in Nairobi building collapse
• May told to soften Brexit approach
• US basketball star in North Korea to ‘open the door’
• Expelled Russian diplomats ‘are spies’
• Saudis supporting militants inside Iran
• Chamber: Burning trains not an answer
• Experts slam Guptas’ citizenshi­p as ‘unlawful’
• Animal welfare groups worried about baboons
• Why no disaster donations for us?
• SAPS probe Nando’s shooting
• Police station revamps facilities for victims
• Tax body lays criminal charges against Ngubane
• Embrace culture of reading, thinking and writing for Africa
• Phiyega threatens to sue police over ‘state business’
• Breakfast for BET nominees stirs row
• Two boys abducted, tied up, set alight
• Morris edits House & Garden
• Data, technology to answer HIV questions
• Revellers brave cold to battle Aids
• Manure business smelling sweet for Kenyan farmers
• 9 elephants, calf poisoned in Zim
• Cuban orchestra heads for US
• ‘Scandal’ Daweti’s dream realised
• Realistic and convincing
• Easy to fix SA’s woes
• I’d rather be out of teaching than to sell myself out
• Cycling from Cape Town to Norway
• Into the light
• Public protector probes grass-roots issues
• Last week’s storm in Cape brought to mind wild seas of yore
• A road trip that was a Bonny adventure
• An unusual time machine, and a tasty drink to boot
• Let your personalit­y shine to crack that job interview
• THE TAKE-A-BREAK CROSSWORD
• Breaking down the distrust in black competence
• Focus should be to get economy back on track
• SA needs urgently to lift itself out of its junk malaise
• Brait hurt by soft UK operations
• Attacq to focus on income distributi­on
• Stor-Age targets acquisitio­n growth
• Forex shortage, regulation weigh on Econet
• Exclusive: Taxi operators will postpone protest
• Landmark ruling for bargaining council
• Transforma­tion lagging behind in residentia­l
• New geopolitic­al risks need specialist­s to help interpret
• Rand inches higher, Brait caps JSE gains
• Book by Zim academic inspires active citizenry
• It’s a tale of rich bank versus poor bank
• Compatibil­ity of Trump business and presidency queried
• Marinaresc­o all set to go
• Morkel tops our ratings, but there was another false JP dawn
• All Blacks ‘pretty positive’ about injury list
• Gatland: Lions loss is another lesson
• New-look Proteas for T20
• Rahm inspired by Garcia’s win
• Who says you need sleep the night before?
• There are no more breaks now, says Federer
• Bruintjies shoots up the SA 100m rankings
• Abrasive, clever and silky: Marx has a new blueprint for the No 2 jersey
• Smith warns of a ‘different French animal’
• Noves brings in big guns for Durban battle
• The camera lens in my mind captures a slip of a lad called Benni
• Domingo hides his pain behind a smile
• Williams has another dreadful showing in national team jersey

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