Cape Argus - 2019-05-24

• Land jitters spark rush to the courts
• PEOPLE’S POET
• Thales charges ‘very strong’
• ‘ALADDIN’ MOVIE IS A WHOLE NEW WORLD
• Winde unveils his new cabinet
• DAYIMANI TO BE THE CENTRE OF ATTENTION
• CALLED TO SERVE THE PEOPLE
• Protesters march to premier
• R100m collusion claim
• Driver in Ezra Daniels, 7, murder sentenced to 25 years
• Constable’s death under investigat­ion
• Demand for land audit
• Heroes make a difference
• Mabuyane urged to focus on jobs
• Parting not on Good terms
• Loyiso Nkohla resigns from Land Party
• Parolee sworn in to NCOP
• Cop deaths – 4 suspects arrested
• March to promote peace
• Ramaphosa is bringing the change that SA has been crying out for
• WORKING AT A MUNICIPAL PACE
• THINKING WISTFULLY OF CAPE TOWN
• Call for tolerance reveals writer’s own intoleranc­e
• US ‘retail apocalypse’ only just beginning
• Failing our children with stifling curricula
• How the cost of trains went off the rails
• Protector may pursue probe
• Committed to ME justice
• Why SA’s Africa Day celebratio­n is unique
• Apartheid symbols belong in museums
• UK PM May clings to power
• China hunts for trump card as US trade war hots up
• Ruling party claims win for Modi
• Master the art of modern dating
• Prisoners of love a TV hit
• MARK RUBERY CHESS
• FRANK STEWART BRIDGE
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• City ballet ups game
• Unlocking SA’s potential is key to new investment
• Macsteel lauded for making SA great again
• Final day’s fight for last top four league spots
• Home form a Sharks concern
• PROTEAS COMPLETE
• Crunch cup final for Catalans
• Federer frenzy hits the French Open
• Ntshangase’s future clarified
• Kgatlana not feeling World Cup pressure
• Entsika’s Kelehe eyes glory
• THE SPIN KINGS THAT WILL PITCH UP
• The Stormers’ mission is consistenc­y
• Expect big wrists for big rewards
• Tinkler itching to finish the job against Eagles

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