Daily Dispatch - 2018-06-30

• New twist to old work
• The curtain goes up
• Cometh the hour...
• Fears grow after initiation death toll increases to nine
• Indigenous ensemble pays tribute to Ma Sisulu at Festival
• Teen violinist to honour legacy of late icon
• Komani protesters block R67
• Qwase perfect fit, says Pemmy
• Azapo revival meeting for EL
• Bhisho probe into R389m tender
• Unfinished classrooms now damaged
• It’s official – G’town is no more
• Good governance vital to driving, facilitati­ng urban growth
• ‘Inclusion’ punted as key to developmen­t of future cities
• Group make ‘Buffalo City declaratio­n’
• Call to add Barberton mountains to UN list
• Peer education initiative aims to curb dropouts
• Campus fires damage student rooms
• Two toddlers die in fire while left alone at home
• Court slams Hawks probe in to threats
• ConCourt win for Muslim widows
• Tears for fallen police heroes
• Car remote jammers still on the prowl in province
• Waste collectors’ daily grind on a Berlin dump
• What’s going on at BCM can hardly be called ‘hard work’
• Rural areas offer many partners for empowermen­t schemes
• Woe betide Africa soccer
• Fringe is where the dedicated keep lifeblood of SA theatre pumping
• Serena all set for Wimbledon title bid
• Murray drawn to face Paire
• Lewis all tuned up for Austria
• Birds battle surprise gale
• Sharks look to Boks to show Lions their bite
• Mbonambi looks to impress in return for Stormers
• Franchise focus for Bok bros
• Bush Bucks excel in SA Tour
• Injury-free Birmingham ready for next victory
• SA U17 players prepare for Cosafu Champs
• Youngsters in the spotlight
• Will a new name be victorious?
• 10 stars that proved their worth during group stages
• All set for Ronnie-Suarez Show
• Horror performanc­e from Africa a concern
• Botha keeps raising the bar
• Semenya to star in Paris

Daily Dispatch - 2018-06-29

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