Cape Times - 2017-06-21

• Uproar over plans for racecourse
• MARCHING ORDERS
• Refugees voice major challenges faced in SA
• ‘Joel Joffe served with distinctio­n’
• Parents ‘must have final say on condoms at schools’
• Johnny Clegg’s The Final Journey world tour
• Jean on life after rugby
• Civilians trapped as noose tightens in Mosul
• Tough talks get Brexit under way
• Concern mounts over Burundi refugees
• Hamas and ousted Fatah leader unite against Abbas
• Erin, 15, returns home
• Communitie­s object to developmen­t
• Train commuter stabbed and robbed
• Gatesville ‘dealer’ facing eviction
• Banking body slams protector
• Calls for Brown to be clear on plans for renewable energy
• Thousands splurged on conference that had been cancelled
• Zwane under pressure over mining charter
• MPs push for answers on Guptas
• Kili to Cape by bike
• Lionel Davis opens exhibition
• Hey presto! 21 kids turn magicians
• Uganda’s growing refugee crisis
• Meditation on life via #instabitio­n
• Climb every mountain
• Uganda refugee crisis
• Charge Guptas Inc
• Blood needed: please donate, especially if you’re type O or B
• Brickbats for public protector
• INS Tarkash to berth at V&A Waterfront
• Colonialis­m equated to suffering and pain
• Partial triumph
• Surviving detention, depression
• Central African Republic: stuck between racism and exploitati­on
• Fading old postcard evokes bright heyday of British merchant shipping
• Art of challengin­g the norm
• A laugh with a social critique
• Beyoncé fans light up the net
• THE TAKE-A-BREAK CROSSWORD
• Just one jump
• Current account deficit reaches 2.1% of GDP
• Report shows mining houses’ shortcomin­gs
• Court action a ‘last resort’
• Ethics champion Amazon but sink Uber boss
• Time for country’s business to see BEE as an opportunit­y
• Getting through recession unscathed
• Public Protector speech ‘bizarre’
• Evraz Highveld Steel expects to pay a higher dividend to its creditors
• Datatec buys Indonesian ICT firm
• Domestly charts new job platform for domestic workers
• Creating opportunit­ies for an inclusive and vibrant economy
• Fabulous furniture tailored for your pocket
• Rand extends losses, resources sink JSE
• Britain’s SFO charges Barclays
• Horizon misses out
• Raisibe gets her slice of stardom
• ‘When you walk on the streets and supporters say negative things, it’s hard’
• Azarenka anticipate­s a ‘battle of the tennis mums’
• Lions peaking at the right time
• Foley vows that Wallabies will bounce back
• Junior Springbok Juarno joins an elite group of rugby stars
• Rennie: All Blacks will back themselves and their skill set to challenge Lions
• Kumble steps down after falling out with Kohli
• Everybody in the team must be able to fetch the ball at the breakdown
• Tendai is still ‘a Beast’
• Global League ... exciting times for SA cricket, but it needs buy-in from all
• Another debacle, but AB still sees the bright side of things
• Ackermann may give Pollard a chance to play at Orlando Stadium
• Wayde confirms his status as one of the world’s greatest sprinters

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