Cape Times - 2015-06-22

• Sign or it’s a tribunal, UCT tells list of 240
• HIGH FIVE FOR OLIVER TAMBO
• Rugby writer John Goliath’s cure for the Stormers
• Schools with 250 pupils or less may have to close
• ANC’s Dullah Omar team re-elected unopposed
• Healing starts in Charleston
• Al Jazeera journalist may be extradited to Egypt after ‘trap’
• Ghana’s plan on floods angers residents
• Probe into online material linked to mass slayings
• SA’s top volleyball team eye Olympics
• Co-operative Governance minister’s bodyguard shot dead in hijacking attempt
• Record-breaking drive against smoking
• Court rules stolen art must be returned
• Students fall prey to rent scam
• Thousands mark the first Internatio­nal Day of Yoga
• Zuma to build new shopping mall
• R40m budget to boost City’s fire resources
• Speedy answers being sought for land claims on Ballito and Zimbali
• Ivory poaching ‘hot spots’ found using DNA
• Outcry over dredging in estuary
• ‘Springing into action’
• Plans for new power station spark deadly pollution fears
• New York-bound art student defies odds, pain
• Delivery will improve by focusing on the level of satisfacti­on
• Unite in language
• Zuma right to snub a global criminal court that’s a flawed, lopsided institutio­n
• Turkey’s trend
• Playing ball
• Schools need to walk their talk
• African nations must make wise use of Agoa, prepare for new era
• Roof owed an apology for being a product of the society that created him
• Inquiry into atrocities in South Sudan a hot potato for the AU
• G&S’s ‘Mikado’ a source of innocent merriment
• Marimba as a chamber music instrument with orchestra
• Power couple return for Albee classic
• Nedbank boss to testify over ‘property scam’ Certain BOE employees accused of mastermind­ing a repossessi­on scam
• Think-tank calls on Reserve Bank to lift rates ahead of electricit­y tariff increase
• Masina says help for black industrial­ists balances power
• It’s everyone’s job to raise next voters and future leaders
• Stop bullying potential South African importers
• Department is a rudderless ship
• DigiCore changes hands for R1.09bn
• CRG raises £200m for upgrading surface mining
• SA companies warned as new .sucks domain names stream in
• FOCUS ON MINING Chamber turns to court for guidance
• Analysis: Kenyan smugglers sweeten al-Shabaab coffers
• New NUM boss sees uphill battle ahead
• Diamond has rival as Cortina eyes Africa
• Gold mining wage talks begin with unions’ demands varying
• Anthem in record $47bn bid for Cigna
• Global brands stretched by India’s food safety record
• Analysis: Arrest of Odebrecht ups stakes in Petrobras probe
• An outgoing player
• YOUR LUCK TODAY
• Forward Drive revs it up
• It’s Disco Al!
• Ascot week a royal success
• I will try from now on, says a grinning Rosberg
• A selfie to keep under your pillow
• Rampaging Naholo crashes through the All Blacks door
• Murray: It’s been a great week
• I hope I can keep this up, says Federer
• Player: US Open at Chambers Bay is actually a tragedy
• No Super Rugby titles, but Coetzee ‘has done the groundwork’
• Meyer not panicking over Super Rugby flops

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