Cape Argus - 2021-06-03

• ‘City is attacking the homeless’
• Vehicles torched in impounds protest
• Tribunal to hear Dolley-Major rape case
• OLYMPICS AWAIT CAPE FLATS CYCLIST
• Cable theft double blow to Bonteheuwe­l residents
• UCT rejects former lecturer’s claims
• DA official to appear in court over ex-deputy mayor’s killing
• Judge to give order on disputed Bitou council vote today
• UWC students may have breached their contracts
• City wins case over R364m water and sanitation tender
• Activists lodge complaint over Karpowersh­ip
• More public input planned on amendment
• Mkhize under pressure
• Magaqa case pits family and friends against Bheki Cele
• New Zulu king reveals vision for nation
• Cosatu backs ban on driving and drinking
• God must be weeping: A pastoral letter on Palestine and Israel
• THE TROUBLE WITH MEMORY
• DEBATE ON EXTRAMURAL ACTIVITIES DURING THE PANDEMIC
• Crackdown on opposition
• Global employment crisis plunges over 100m into poverty
• A tricky modern dilemma
• Germany’s ‘reparation­s’ aren’t enough
• WE MUST ALL EMBRACE UNITY
• SA women are keen to become entreprene­urs
• ‘Covid has put 108m people in a poverty trap of self-employment’
• Nico Panagio chats all things ‘Survivor SA: Immunity Island’ life
• MARK RUBERY CHESS
• SUPER CRYPTIC CROSSWORD
• FRANK STEWART BRIDGE
• Leotlela just ‘great’ ahead of Games
• Doubles delight for SA star
• Pace will need all her experience for crack at Olympic Major
• Resilient Windies lie in wait
• Turmoil as title set to be decided in court
• Osaka lesson for sport’s ‘old school’
• Salah one of highest paid athletes in world
• Foden up for two PFA awards as City dominate
• Manyama the big Chief as Amakhosi rise
• How the Stormers can topple the Bulls
• Leopards relegated, Chippa, Stellies hang on
• TWO-DAY TV GUIDE
• AmaZulu head into uncharted territory

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