Cape Argus - 2020-08-28

• Changing more than city skyline
• Court orders UWC council members to quit
• Tributes for Madiba’s own Dr Ramlakan
• HEAD TO HEAD:
• SAME-SEX MARRIAGE RIGHTS
• SWALLOWS HAVE THEIR EYES ON THE BIG PRIZE
• Liquor industry launches awareness campaign
• Cops need help to solve murders
• Sexual offences task team establishe­d
• Committee on police homes in on eviction
• Black wine businesses demand support
• Witnesses back evidence of former ANN7 editor
• ‘ANC’s hypocrites must pay up, go to jail’
• REU makes 424 arrests in stop, search blitz
• Women hit harder by depression
• Gas project shows huge potential for West Coast
• Ramaphosa grilled over his stance on corruption
• R4m domestic tourism campaign launched
• Court to rule on school site
• NPA probing rape claims against Bushiri
• Dolphin whistles used to estimate population size
• Serial rapist sentenced
• Take note of what is happening in Louisiana
• Education account inaccurate
• Incorrect addresses did not affect calculatio­n of valuation
• Creationis­t belief in a divine Creator is a superior narrative
• DA leadership must take land seriously
• One man’s journey to employment success
• No education for many children during lockdown
• Hunger for informatio­n
• Feminist groups making strides with GBV
• LOOTERS MUST FACE FULL MIGHT OF THE LAW
• Shooter gets maximum sentence
• President should maintain ‘family meetings’
• Massmart sales in 9.7% slump for 26 weeks
• AYO takes JSE fine in its stride
• Lockdowns cost Distell R4.3bn in revenue
• Keanu wants to be Wolverine
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• SUPER CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• Why is there still no rugby?
• Stellies eye another vital victory
• Game on! Brazilians level up
• Moroe out but the saga continues

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