Cape Times - 2018-06-15

• Desperate bid to save dad
• Book celebrates Madiba’s love of children
• Russia starts with high five
• Timothy Ehrenreich closer to jazz dreams
• Vetkoek with mince, Denningvle­is
• Output on mines falls 4.3% over the charter uncertaint­y
• Gordhan calls on Eskom board to rethink
• New PIC board to include unions
• US won’t lift N Korea sanctions yet
• Death knell for another Fukushima plant
• Calls for probe into rights violations in Kashmir
• ‘Rapid transition­s’ needed to contain global warming
• Resign or else, DA mayor told
• Waiting list beneficiar­ies get a raw deal
• Delay in Courtney trial until next week
• CPUT holds VC candidate interviews
• Increase in ATM robberies warning
• Court declares section invalid
• Bail for corruption accused DAFF officials
• Joy tripled at city marathon launch
• ‘Zille is dragging province down’
• Search for missing child and teen
• Clear goals for SA youth needed
• Pioneering patient-specific knee implants
• Lessons offer pupils a chance to flourish
• Activist among world’s top women leaders
• MalaMala comes in second
• Charity to feed 85 000 to mark Eid
• Local dancers to showcase their skills in Los Angeles
• Beware, shared transport costs may pose insurance problems
• Thanks, youth of ’76
• Building plans complicate­d by diverse web of law and by-laws
• Youth needs say in SA’s future
• Act on Shivambu
• Uniformed, malicious opinion on Max Price
• The reason for Eid
• Banking India’s unbanked a success
• Meet the unsung hero behind the groundbrea­king US-N Korea summit
• ‘Max Price was right person to head UCT and proved worth in past 10 years’
• Niq Mhlongo brings Soweto to life
• BOOKMARKS
• Strange happenings leave detective with a cold case to tackle – herself
• Traditiona­l and purist
• Simply delicious recipes for all times
• CRYPTICCRO­SSWORD
• Nic Harry is a perfect model for South Africa’s techpreneu­rs
• Standard Bank stands by Stanbic over Zambia bribery allegation­s
• Grown-ups not doing a good job of creating jobs
• Dear President: Please don’t forget our willing and capable youth
• Young folk in dire need of concrete assistance
• M&R wants tribunal to stop full Aton vote
• More police needed to fight stock theft
• Rand retreats on mining data, Eskom move
• ECB to end bond purchase scheme
• Rolls-Royce announces that it will slash 4 600 jobs within two years
• From the hippie trail to making the world a better place
• Microsoft in race to ring in till changes
• Coach Eddie plays the Brad Shields card
• It will be a baptism of fire for Emery
• Whiteley and Marx back for the Lions
• General Sexton’s return brings calm to the Irish
• Hansen backs Kiwi Women’s World Cup
• Am keen on making a bigger impact now that first-Test nerves have settled
• CAN YOU HEAR THE DRUMS FERNANDO?
• France may opt for youth with Giroud benched
• Rassie: We are ‘lucky to have a guy like Pieter-Steph’
• It’s Russia’s beautiful day
• Shanghai is great, but Cape Town is special, says Mokoka
• Proteas aim to be ‘ruthless’ in the ODI decider
• LOVE DRAMEDY
• Why olive oil is liquid gold
• ABOUT CAPE TOWN
• RESPONSIBL­Y
• Brilliant, scary ride to a vague destinatio­n
• Musical showcase
• Eating out
• The female Othello is here
• BANDSTAND
• TWISTY ROAD TRIP
• Sunset Eyes to shine bright
• Royal Crusade to lead the charge
• Be bold with Master’s Spirit

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