Cape Times - 2019-06-25

• Civilian crime fighter shot dead
• Suspended officer says legal team reported for conduct
• Meet South Africa’s first female shipbuilde­r
• Bafana suffer first defeat to Ivory Coast
• The more Moët flowed, the bubblier we became
• JSE share price dips by 10% on foreign opinion
• Is too much being invested in schools rugby?
• Maliti denies any involvemen­t in Pete Mihalik’s murder
• Pupils discuss social issues with global peers
• Seven suspects convicted for cable theft
• Athletics club appeals for running shoes
• Residents to dispute café demolition
• Shock waves used to mend ailing heart
• Boost in Oudtshoorn’s finances
• Developer must register with council
• Probe reveals problems with shelters
• City adds ‘beauty’ murals to station deck taxi rank
• Flamingo chicks let loose in dam
• Dialogue on helping youth-at-risk
• China to partner SA in astronomy
• Cash-in-transit firm ‘laundered money’
• Sing-song battle over Afrikaans vocalist’s tweets
• ‘We can’t apologise for corruption unnecessar­ily’
• BLF leaders in public flare-up
• ON THIS DAY
• Sall – ‘Africa Oil Man of the Year’
• An opportunit­y for opposition to make good on the promises
• RAMAPHOSA AND YOUTH’S CHALLENGES
• Provide alternativ­e to corporal punishment
• Watchdog plays a critical role
• New sanctions imposed on Iran
• ‘Don’t be a coward, Boris’
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• Foreign currency transactio­n ban sparks fears of hyperinfla­tion
• Phumelela parties accuse each other of negotiatin­g in bad faith
• ‘TINDER FOR JOBS’ MATCHES WORK-SEEKERS, EMPLOYERS
• Astral signs agreement to stave off water crisis |
• Let’s equip our youth to be enterprisi­ng game-changers in their communitie­s |
• Life Healthcare sells Indian business for R3.7 billion |
• Invicta overcomes ‘most challengin­g conditions ever’ to lift profit 21 percent |
• Tsogo Sun shares fall after foreign sell-off |
• There’s no light at the end of the tunnel for electricit­y-starved Zimbabwe citizens
• Libra cited as catalyst for bitcoin’s resurgence
• Raft of bullish factors as dovish US Fed prepares to ease rates
• SHAREHOLDE­RS OF NISSAN TO DECIDE ON A NEW BOARD
• EQUITES APPROVED FOR SECONDARY LISTING ON A2X
• MultiChoic­e apologises for notices to staff
• We should proceed to supply our own light
• Time to confront the still unsettled heritage concept in South Africa
• FEDEX SORRY FOR ANOTHER HUAWEI DELIVERY BLUNDER
• Murray hails ‘special’ Queen’s doubles title
• Wolff: Online abuse only makes Mercedes stronger
• Hewitson and Yeni take it to Kenilworth
• Cameroon face inquiry and possible action after England defeat
• Indomitabl­e Lions facing an uphill battle
• Mannetti: Namibia will play an important role in deciding who goes through
• Comitis: City have to win PSL title
• Faf is confident that KG will come back stronger
• WHAT’S ON MZANSI SUPER LEAGUE
• WHAT’S ON PLAYER RATINGS
• WHAT’S ON KALLIS ON PROTEAS

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