Cape Times - 2018-07-06

• Hands off Madiba’s cell
• Private health-care’s excesses laid bare
• Buhle’s solar-powered free cinema
• 100 iconic images of Mandela on show
• US dogs to aid Kruger rangers
• I don’t want to hide any more – rape survivor
• China rejects ‘blackmail’ threats from US
• Demand for his extraditio­n a power play, says ex-leader
• Party split spoils hopes of second term
• Spike in asylum seekers from Turkey in Norway
• Hawks to investigat­e killing of constable
• Forging academic ties on BRICS agenda
• Public governance school launched
• Probe into death of man in police cells
• Venezuela seeks strategic alliance with SA
• PSL to appeal high court finding on Ajax Cape Town
• Mother has no closure on her son’s death
• Mosque killer – no radical tie
• Ghana president to help SA resolve its land issue
• Two more cash robberies make it over 160 this year
• Minister to devise plan on increases
• Abortion, drugs top human rights group’s agenda
• Confusion as money transfer goes awry
• Campaign pushes for a clean Kruger Park
• Cuba celebrates Mandela’s centenary
• Mediterran­ean rack of roast lamb
• Young dancers and musicians team up
• Smoorsnoek
• Leap forward for SA animation industry
• We are not yet human, just Homo Ridiculous – a lost cause
• Leading the way
• China not arrogant
• PSL must compromise on Ajax
• Cuban celebratio­ns
• Winter help needed
• Irrational for PIC to collapse VBS
• Mexico’s Amlo will not usher in revolution­ary change, but rather undo damage
• Unified, simpler taxation regime has helped to streamline India’s economy
• Sars to see R7bn go up in smoke
• Amplats sells BRPM JV stake to RBPlat for R1.86bn
• Department of Justice’s racial quota system is ‘irrational’
• Redefine expands its footprint in Poland with R2.9bn purchase
• Comments sought after provisiona­l Health Market Inquiry is released
• European shares shuffle a gear higher after shrugging off Asian gloom
• Importance of the BRICS trade and investment agenda
• A technology ministry could prevent repetition of Sassa grants drama
• A leveraging science, technology and innovation indaba
• Four-star hotel rooms to increase
• New dawn for AngloGold’s Sunrise Dam mine in Western Australia
• Glencore will buy back $1bn of shares
• THE REPORT’S RECOMMENDA­TIONS
• Rand rallies after dollar takes a slip
• Bold Heineken muscling-in on Ambev’s Brazilian beer party
• Museveni defends social media tax
• Laundering of crypto coins growing
• Jaguar puts high price tag on a hard Brexit deal
• A tough but remarkable local read
• Set in the Karoo, debut novel sizzles with romance and eco-awareness
• Mine thriller worth a dig
• Feathers fly in exposé on chicken industry
• DOUBLECROS­SWORD
• CRYPTICCRO­SSWORD
• Lewis will feel love at Silverston­e
• Furman: Family played an important role for SuperSport
• SPORT ON TV
• Rory is keen to summon teen spirit
• Cricket Australia dismiss reports of relaxed Warner and Smith bans
• ‘Serena is not the favourite just yet’
• Pollard: It’s important Bulls produce performanc­es worthy of their hard work
• Tunisians hit back at ‘unethical’ Zimbabwean­s
• Williams sisters happy as women given centre stage at SW19
• Wawrinka is really disappoint­ed
• Carr, Duvenage and Rhule will add some meaning to coastal derby
• France’s potential is scary
• We can make life difficult for England, says Larsson
• Markram doesn’t want to be labelled as someone who only does well at home
• ‘It would be a big deal’ if Ronaldo joined the Old Lady
• Driving a road trip adventure
• SCREEN QUEEN
• Ex-‘Bachelor’ contestant blows up ‘Bacheloret­te’
• A complex real-crime drama
• ‘Tap Dogs’ set to shake South Africa again
• TASTE OF HOME ALIVE
• Dreaming big on stage of ice
• Fiorella will be chasing history

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