Cape Times - 2018-07-10

• Zuma in court in leg irons
• Prominent businessma­n kidnapping mystery
• Death of young MK commander remembered
• Beyoncé for Madiba
• Khayelitsh­a mom delivers quadruplet­s
• Bird population­s under increasing threat
• Eight rescued from Thai cave
• Moyane does a flip-flop and sets attorney on the warpath
• Eskom in move to come clean with its recent past
• Tsogo Sun in R23bn HPF deal
• Erdogan extends control and powers
• Court upholds death penalty for ‘diabolical’ rape
• Peace talks extended to allow for security agreements
• Call to treat abuse as misogyny hate crime
• Imran Khan’s pledge to voters
• Praise for 8-year child porn sentence
• Traffic officer robbed on Prince George Drive
• Cops probe abduction of teenager, 14, found in hospital
• Open DA Knysna hearings demanded
• Sporadic clashes in Zimbabwe’s main opposition party
• KZN ANC not consulted on Ingonyama Trust issue
• Bo-Kaap residents continue land protests
• Footwear workers down tools
• Dam levels ‘almost double’
• Lupus disease shrouded in mystery
• Inspired to bring a positive change
• Summit will drive youth expansion vision
• Local entreprene­ur lands global fellowship
• Mandela’s poignant words converted into song
• Goat’s cheese cigars with sweet chilli dip
• Choir Games strike a chord
• 55 SA youths to compete in Sweden
• Paddling ahead in the pursuit of a victory
• Techie to house hero
• We must follow the giant footprint that shook the world
• Ratepayers carry cost
• Committee to push land reform programme
• Time is ripe for input
• Day of reckoning
• Medical cannabis hurdles persist
• BRICS builds new world order
• Social entreprene­urship is at the heart of Nelson Mandela’s legacy
• Zimbabwe elections chance to break with decades of human rights violations
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• Central bank slams law-breaking municipali­ties as Nedbank steps in
• McKinsey renders profuse apology over Eskom debacle
• RAND IN BUOYANT MOOD
• RISK AND REWARD
• Modise honoured by reduction in the ‘toy effect’
• Low tariff on sugar imports a big threat
• Starbucks to banish plastic straws by 2020
• Western Cape wheat farmers thirst for more good rain
• Tharisa on track to meet PGM guidance
• Sars on the warpath against tax defaulters
• Torre Industries to delist from the JSE
• New uncertaint­y after top Brexit officials resign
• China modernises its egg factories
• Emerging stocks hit a two-week high
• Tech giant Xiaomi yet to satisfy investors
• Kannemeyer to have his turn
• Khoza says Board of Governors must rule on Ajax
• Froome back in contention after time trial
• Chaotic start as ‘no-shows’ disrupt Netball champs
• Why Stormers can’t afford any more empty promises
• BELGIUM READY TO DELIVER
• Talisman Modric could make the difference
• Unicorn loving England still happy
• Belgium’s African influence
• Serena yet to drop a set on the lawns of Wimbledon in 2018
• We are hungry for more and we want more, says Dier ahead of the clash with Croatia
• Will Dale enjoy a party at the Chilli Cafe?
• Anderson digs deep to earn quarter-final date with Federer

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