Cape Times - 2015-06-17

• Racial face-off flares on Facebook
• WAY TO GO, BOYS!
• ‘Rock Girls’ exchange messages of hope
• Youth incentive scheme details today
• Pope: stop killing the world
• S Korea tests blood plasma therapy on Mers patients
• Cambodian rights groups fighting strict new law ‘designed to muzzle critics’
• Al- Qaeda deputy leader killed in US strike
• New mini-clinic offers easy access to basic health care
• Joy as Province pledges to rebuild six petrol-bombed houses in Lower Crossroads
• Escaped lion still four steps ahead of SANParks trackers
• Are you keen to build a satellite?
• SA’s young need to promote an African identity, says Zuma
• ‘No impact on analogue TV service’
• Anti-corruption march needs masses
• Court action over SA’s new visa law
• Men the big spenders with phone shopping
• Study cracks open a world of health benefits from nuts
• Send up of the ‘Dream’ cast in a desert a hoot
• Yampolsky conducts the Philharmon­ic Orchestra
• Inspiratio­n from Cuba
• Hope lies in the youth to ensure peace and end racism in SA
• Leaders of the world we are not
• Apply common sense
• SA civil war is not a solution to the tragic situation of majority, use ballot box instead
• Defying the law
• Racial bullying reality check
• Not hard to picture Cape among best in shipping destinatio­ns
• Lucky to have Gola’s chaotic humour provoking our conscience­s
• Time to create new face of rugby by observing illustriou­s legacy of Magxala
• YOUR LUCK TODAY
• Seifsa opposes Eskom’s request
• New uncertaint­y created over SA’s credit rating
• Car makers tight-lipped over short-term reprieve
• Twitter needs someone to be in charge
• Why Russia’s eyes are now firmly focused on China
• India’s bank rewarded for cautious approach
• Amplats anticipate­s earnings boost
• Icasa approves Vodacom’s R7bn purchase of Neotel
• Shipping giant invites unemployed youth to join the maritime industry
• Investigat­ive energy expert says cost claims are ‘overstated’
• SA seen as a ‘huge market’ for battery storage
• Companies face closure through low production
• Tsipras lashes out at creditors
• Sony and MS release rival headsets
• Anti-corruption watchdog to advise Nigerian leaders
• Ash Cloud the pick for Snaith
• Five shining lights for the Stormers in 2015
• If Tiger can just find the fairway ...
• ‘Good’ pace headache for Australian coach
• Bafana finally bulge the net
• Lealiifano reminded of
• Nadal jolted at Queen’s, Wawrinka still on fire
• Siya hopes to put icing on the cake

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