Cape Times - 2018-06-25

• FORGING AHEAD:
• Ashwin: 4 more complain of racism
• ‘Taxi ranks face closure if violence continues’
• Ramaphosa slams Zim, Ethiopia blasts
• Global award for Open Streets drive
• Reports of irregulari­ties in Turkey election
• Ban on women driving in Saudi Arabia lifted
• US reunites migrant families 2 051 children still in custody
• Peace plan forged ‘with or without Abbas’
• Fighting in Yemen worsens
• May urged to leave the EU
• Dinner now open to all
• Community mourns slain strawberry farmer
• SA Warriors of Light to show chops in Italy
• Surfski paddler rescued after boat capsizes
• Police arrest 50 in big swoop
• Bid to ban protests at schools
• India pharmaceut­ical investment drive
• Public urged to express views freely on expropriat­ion
• Malema sows panic among some Indian communitie­s
• Concern over NHI capacity
• 4 SA ports welcome new harbour masters
• ASA takes challenge to court
• Experts warn of water price hike
• SABC appoints new leadership
• Crisis forum honours community activists
• Local b-boy off to world championsh­ip
• Sibango’s pro physique a winner
• Royal Cape Yacht Club defends title
• Pap bites with filling
• City dwellers love to experience joys of nature at this oasis
• IFP working on hate speech perpetrato­rs
• Malema, you have failed miserably to be a leader of any worth
• Legalising an alternativ­e better than alcohol will help drug war
• More to fix the past
• Funding bill welcomed
• Like a bygone era
• Crime, punishment
• UWC helps to fortify legal system
• Cost of fuel is big elephant in the room of travel and tourism in SA
• Let’s unite behind a universal health service that caters to all equally
• Educate your children about vitiligo
• Is your job giving you a migraine?
• Leleti reveals her true colours
• The reason flu vaccines don’t work
• Applicatio­ns open for theatre fest
• TV Programmes
• ‘No’ to gentrifica­tion
• DOUBLECROS­SWORD
• Barclays Africa in brain drain
• Residentia­l tenants payment trends deteriorat­ing slightly
• Eskom and unions head for makeor-break negotiatio­ns this week
• SABC names new executives in shake-up
• Steinhoff Internatio­nal to sell struggling subsidiari­es amid liquidity contraints
• ‘Remove the plundering managers’ – DA
• Renewables’ decline in costs threat to Reippp
• Tipping point for the global economy, and massive headaches for emerging markets
• Plastic phase-out: Who will be most affected?
• Reasons to back Reinet as a rand hedge bet
• Public comment on expropriat­ion must show author’s name
• Kibo Mining sells its nickel project to become a major power player
• Strong start to 2018 by investment holding group Marshall Monteagle
• All ‘stolen’ Prasa money must be paid back with interest, demands DA
• Bigger deficit could add to pressure on rand
• More companies show unease over May’s Brexit negotiatio­ns
• People’s Bank of China lowers its bank reserves
• US trade battle will likely bite its GDP
• Hamilton surpasses Schumacher in France
• Dalcha lives up to the super-hero hype
• Coric deserved to win, admits Federer
• Jovan goes one better than uncle Ernie
• ‘Not nice learning when you lose’
• Newlands, just like Jantjies, is not good enough for Test-match rugby
• Five things that stood out for Springboks in the 2-1 series win
• Brothers at war will become provincial foes once again
• Siya: We fell into the slow England trap
• Securing Mitchell’s services is at the top of Bulls’ list
• WHO WILL FINISH TOP?
• Feisty Russia ready to battle Uruguay for top spot
• 5ICONS World Cup big losers
• Spain have no issues in defence
• England are so practical, it’s a beautiful team, says Gomez
• Last chance saloon for Argentina

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