Cape Argus - 2019-05-07

• Activist gets prize for harmony
• Now it’s all systems go for election
• PITSO TIPS BUCS TO WIN THE LEAGUE
• THE MET BALL
• 1 DAY TO GO
• Police maintain high state of readiness for poll
• Video shows alleged killers scouting home
• Taxi drivers arrested over protest
• DNA tests, ID parade needed
• First day of Ramadaan
• Former student’s court bid struck off roll
• CPUT driving licences bonus
• Gruelling Cape Argus High Schools Quiz
• Molefe expected to testify
• Brown pushes for urgent Malema ruling
• FACING THE FINAL CURTAIN
• REGIME PUTS END TO THE PLAY!
• DA’s ‘one SA for all’ built on shaky ground
• Time to allow voters to pick own MPs, not rotten apples on party lists
• Enable greater economic access for the blind
• ‘I still vote in Nyanga East’
• Preparing for changing world of work
• Let us not squander our hard-won right by staying away
• China’s-SA trade tops $204bn
• Modi saving his best for last
• Know your rights to evict
• Planet in peril, but it’s not too late
• BLF slogan constitute­s hate speech, court rules
• Ailing NFP leader fights on
• Semenya soldiers on
• Which of two scenarios will you vote for?
• Yes – no more rogue ministers
• Flight recorders recovered
• Israel, Hamas reach tentative ceasefire agreement
• Kids left to find own way
• MARK RUBERY CHESS
• FRANK STEWART BRIDGE
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• SUPER CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Five financial gifts a mom can give her children
• Slump in savings rate reveals deeper underlying issues
• Rainbow Bridge is up for the Challenge
• Banyana excited but wary of expectatio­ns
• Smith, Warner make victorious return
• Eagles switch focus to play-offs
• ‘We have to pull up our socks’
• LORCH PIRATES’ KING
• Barca hope Messi makes a mess of Reds
• Temba’s got limited talent

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