Cape Argus - 2023-06-26

• New Cape ANC chair to end factions
• Fish Hoek man ‘burns’ woman before killing himself with knife
• Boys killed by vigilantes
• Children hurt, man killed in Hanover Park
• Khayelitsh­a: hot spot for hijacking company cars
• Concourt confirms that signs were in fact illegal
• Animal abuser has been issued with a warning
• Hillview NHW given boost by City directorat­e
• Children’s home celebrates Dragon Boat food lifeline
• Ottoman heritage in South Africa celebrated
• Mkhwebane inquiry will continue despite delays
• ‘Constructi­on Mafia’ cost economy billions
• Flood woes tear at park’s best features
• Clever plot a page-turner
• Dream world of becoming a billionair­e
• Africa’s trade challenge
• Crucial to assess role played by business
• Cheetahs the champs as Currie Cup delivers
• Despite his chequered past, evangelica­ls stick to Trump
• GM partners with Musk to boost ‘supercharg­ers’ for EVs
• Conservati­ves lead in polls
• Police, state divided over settler rampages
• Putin exposed after revolt
• DOUBLE CROSSWORD
• ‘Noot Vir Noot’ is back for season 47, bringing more fun, energy and laughs
• What to watch on TV tonight
• Meghan, Harry’s Spotify podcast payout larger than biggest streamed song of all-time
• Hooper and Slipper to lead Wallabies together
• Arteta wants stronger Arsenal squad to challenge champions
• Whitelock will have some explaining to do ...
• Messi’s ‘massive disappoint­ment’
• Queen’s title puts Alcaraz back on top
• Joy for Bagnaia, but double despair for Binder at Assen
• Sri Lanka thrash Ireland in qualifying
• Cheetahs hoping for another Euro shot
• Coach Ellis keeps her head while others lose theirs

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