Cape Argus - 2022-06-27

• Cause of 21 tavern deaths still a mystery
• Clampdown on reckless drivers after drag racing
• September family given home
• Mass shooting at Tulbagh residence
• Essop’s loved ones trying to move on after kidnapping
• Nafiz Modack associate pleads guilty in fraud cover-up case
• Multiple arrests over the weekend
• ON THIS DAY JUNE 27
• NSFAS students cautioned
• Foodies using cooking skills to succeed
• Getting down and dirty for the Bloekombos clean-up
• JP Smith hits back at Herron over open letter
• Fund-raising bikers welcomed
• Socially, politicall­y tough to cut grants, poll shows
• Discord over action on factory
• Lekker: ‘Let’s get physical’
• Mom dies in house fire with four children
• Children experience the magic of flight
• Reserve’s restoratio­n gets under way after damage
• King has ‘no hard feelings’ towards his challenger­s
• Green revolution critical
• ‘Australian Model’ viewed as viable solution
• There’s no excuse for SA soccer failure
• Oslo ‘Islamist terror’ attack
• Call for action on climate and trade
• Tragedy for migrants attempting mass crossing at Melilla border
• Last call before Ukraine war to air on TV
• More support needed for women in STEM industries
• Covid-19 school closures spiked mental health crisis
• Balancing the benefits and drawbacks of screen-time
• SA muso Reanne de Klerk lends her creative prowess to reboot of top US series ‘Queer As Folk’
• MONDAY | JUNE 27
• MARK RUBERY CHESS
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• Bagnaia cruises to Dutch GP win
• Bale set to join Los Angeles FC
• Nare leads the pack, Johannes just happy to finish in Durban
• Serena eyes greatest triumph
• Jordaan’s success hinges on Bafana’s results
• Lots of excitement ahead of historic Test
• Coach doesn’t want to compromise Boks’ ability to win

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