Cape Times - 2018-06-22

• The public will know the party funders
• De Lille snaps over Twigg’s ‘lying’ jibes
• Ashwin wants to see Mallett’s ‘biting’ emails
• Current account deficit widens to 4.9% of GDP
• Randy Crawford to tour SA
• Ex-MEC fingered in huge graft probe
• Chronicle of torture in Yemen jail
• Iraqi court orders recount of votes in national polls
• Israeli premier’s wife charged with fraud
• Whistle-blowers face hard times
• Frustrated Irish warn UK time running out on Brexit
• Draconian rules set for media
• School honours a fallen ‘soldier’
• Navy boss dealt a blow
• Pathologis­t can’t testify if Pieters was raped before her death
• Book launch of doctor, activist
• Sanco livid at gun cop
• Land: Mabuza reassures traditiona­l leaders
• Shaping a new narrative for youth across the continent
• ‘Access to medical aid for all’
• Tributes pour in for former ambassador
• George mayor faces DA hearing
• BRICS to tackle issues around taxes
• SA condemns US withdrawal from rights body
• Man loses claim against SAPS
• Visa scam sees SA group stranded in China
• Three SA ports up for African tourism award
• Adapting to and surviving climate change
• Four W Cape clubs set for Lipton Cup
• Young scientists make SA proud in Turkey
• Future of SA music showcased at Baxter
• Entreprene­urs to honour Mandela
• Spiritual journey of queer rapper ‘Gyre’
• Mandela’s daughter patron of SleepOut
• African twist given to timeless French classic
• Hendrik Groen gets better with age
• Would Virginia Woolf approve of this one-day-in-the-life story set in Joburg?
• Thrilling read as stalker turns counsellor
• ‘Provide me with hard evidence, Mr Steenhuise­n’
• A request for the Bokke
• Fresh vitality of old bonds holds promise
• Folly to disarm average citizens
• Blurred vision
• Creation of sustainabl­e water supply required
• An open letter to Julius Malema
• Nightmaris­h civil war scenario in SA avoided by a ‘key moment in time’
• Practice spreads as world celebrates fourth Internatio­nal Day of Yoga
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• Pinning hopes on Opec talks for petrol price relief
• Findings of the Special Investigat­ing Unit
• Liberty Hack: It’s just a sign of the things to come
• Jury still out on importance of cryptocurr­encies
• Time to embrace digital technology
• Imperial’s unbundling of its logistics and vehicles now a reality
• PKF South Africa appoints new chairman
• Schroder buys €8.6m French freehold
• Orion launches capital-raising drive
• Wider current account deficit hits rand
• Global trade war is gathering momentum
• Toyota to cut back marketing costs to focus on research
• Indian food delivery giants’ battle stage set
• Daimler cuts profit forecast
• Hamilton eyes a European sweep
• Best school hockey players in South Africa ready to battle it out
• WEEKEND TV SCHEDULE
• I think there’s still a few things I can improve on, admits Kvitova
• A tractor ride to the World Cup?
• Mexicans wait to see what coach Osorio will pull out of the hat
• How the underdogs earned respect
• ‘Pain in the butt’ skipper Read ready to return for All Blacks
• Whiteley, Marx back for Lions
• Irish keen to send out early World Cup warning in decider
• Pieter-Steph in seventh heaven
• Getting under Farrell’s skin could help Boks ...
• Argentina’s hopes hang by a thread as Croatia celebrate
• Rassie: Embrose is ‘lightning fast’
• MINSTREL DARLINGS
• FOOD AND RICE
• Grief, death share dark humour in Jury Prize
• ‘Ocean’s 8’ runs aground on rocky shore
• Bollywood comes to town
• How to use all four sides of your box grater
• More like race for the exit
• A BYGONE ERA
• It’s My Turn to state his case

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