Cape Argus - 2016-06-22

• City house that sold for R290m
• W Cape schools lead way in offering Mandarin as subject
• Tshwane riots over mayoral candidate continue
• Days are over for overseas Tv shows
• What's next for unfinished highway?
• We are stronger in W Cape than ever before, says ACDP
• Imagine SA without Dallas and Dynasty
• A time of your life when you named your son Ridge
• Bridges could fall in freeway redesign
• ‘It’s time to complete Foreshore project’
• Politician­s attend Zinde funeral
• Ex-cop gets 18 years for selling guns to Cape gangs
• Sassa witness spills beans
• Eskom manager found guilty of fraud
• Patient elation as new Strand clinic opens
• One week left to raise R4.4m for Red Cross
• On a roll: 2016 #MillionCom­forts campaign takes off
• Residents demand housing from city
• Leopard kills 33 African penguins
• ‘Campaign fuels anti-Muslim hate’
• Refugees in Kenya handed leave deadline
• Brexit vote echoes Trump’s anti-immigrant rhetoric
• Dark arts of political profit-making
• Donald’s code of silence
• Retailers in tough battle to survive
• Boost your Biz winners announced
• Sterling boosted by Brexit opinion polls
• The endless pursuit of separate turf
• No chance of a free poll
• A tale of two jols
• What we need is true freedom in our time
• Mosquito nets used for fishing are killing Africa’s aqua life
• LGBTIQ+ community hurt by ingrained prejudice
• Granny’s clock is a masterpiec­e of human ingenuity
• Forecastin­g the mantra for all brands’ trends
• Spot the Spanx: no more secrets
• Most women wear only two (of their many) bras – survey
• They’re for men
• Home entertainm­ent trumps video games
• Atari’s ‘Pong’ was anything but the world’s first arcade video game
• Violent video games are a cause of real-world violence
• Star Guide
• Digging deep for truth...
• Gigi to rewrite rap Bible with ‘iGenesis’
• Levine and Fields are taking their Indie folk to the people
• Quiz Crossword
• Having the X-factor certain to take Four far
• Marinaresc­o’s draw is ‘bad luck’ for Bass
• Irresistib­le 360-degree visionary
• Time for Zlatan and Ronaldo to stand up and deliver
• Vardy set to stay as Foxes add to squad; Blanc to leave PSG
• There are plenty of positives for England – Shilton
• It seems Cheika has allowed Jones to bully him – Hansen
• Samaai out to sync speed, air-time for lift-off
• Masuku wants to show Shakes what he can do
• Boks can’t afford any more scrum slip-ups
• Ireland still have a job to do – Toner
• Ajax suffer double blow as Sea Robbers nab Mobara, Norodien

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