Cape Times - 2015-06-26

• Phiyega, Lonmin, unions to blame
• Hawks warn card-users as skimmers net R453m
• ANC Western Cape tasked with party unity
• 60th Anniversar­y of the people’s lodestar, the Freedom Charter.
• Bid to remove military legislativ­e veto fails
• Karachi death toll over 1 000
• Rwandans protest over spy chief’s arrest in Britain
• Lack of refugee aid ‘putting millions at risk’
• Summit a powerful aid to draw City’s small business ‘lifeblood’
• UCT silent on discussion­s
• City buys massive piece of land along N2 for R400m
• Interprete­rs share the magic of Shakespear­e with deaf pupils
• Abducted siblings finally home after a traumatic year
• ‘No idea Bashir was on the plane’
• Increase in racial discrimina­tion complaints - report
• Fawu urges rebel unions to attend congress
• Invaders vow to remain on Khayelitsh­a land despite ruling
• Nation braces for price hikes
• Gordhan condemns ‘cheap’ loss of guard
• Gift of the Givers in bid to save SA man in Mali
• Capetonian to turn Rainbow Nation into a Graffiti Nation
• Two SA men among six in courts on poaching charges
• Long walk to find freedom in Afrikaans
• THE FREEDOM CHARTER
• Outrageous, untrue statements about UCT need correcting
• The people must govern
• Reject UN’s report
• Generosity of Rhodes
• Ten rules for MPs
• Lack of management crux of the problem of total incompeten­ce at Home Affairs
• Our politician­s need to rescue Khayelitsh­a’s people from social demise
• Last chance for the ICC to prove itself by investigat­ing Israeli war crimes
• Mystical eminence that’s spellbindi­ng
• Honour June 16 with free education
• Someone who takes medication for a disorder is not a doper, says Gatlin
• Kyrgios: I love basketball not tennis
• Boks still have a shot at replicatin­g 1995 glory, but dark clouds are brewing
• Bayliss keen on having some Ashes ‘fun’
• SA coaches have to change mindset to keep rugby alive
• HAVE YOUR SAY ...
• Hurricanes to channel Collins for semi-final inspiratio­n
• Aurora execs liable for mine failures
• Lonmin is found wanting
• Producer inflation data gives a welcome boost to the rand
• Lewis sees early deal in banks probe
• How about this model for exploring SA?
• Borrowing responsibl­y: Africa’s challenge
• Grindrod opens R200m terminal
• KTH delivers on its strategy with acquiring of Servest
• SA’s own goals raise risks for banks, says FNB head
• FSB probes insider trading in Steinhoff, Brait shares
• Toyota eyes African markets
• Eskom hike to have no effect on junk rating
• Finding institutio­nal support
• Employee-contractor quandary deepens
• Egypt bank to unseat Standard Chartered
• Discipline and profession­alism are hallmarks
• Nothing worth having comes easy
• Zambia’s mine revenue to help shrink deficit
• H&M’s Ethiopian supplier aims to ramp up its revenue
• Nigeria’s mortgage company plans a bond sale
• Hot Skechers a shoo-in for a bid
• Creditors, Greeks fail to see eye to eye
• Petrobras asks judge to throw out investor suits
• Book speaks to struggle for emancipati­on
• Discoverie­s as reflection of the past takes shocking form in idea of family
• Entertaini­ng, complex novel
• BOOK MARKS
• Letters of great women in moments that demanded their strength
• The Book Lounge
• What I’m reading
• IMAGINATIO­N AS A WEAPON
• Monster quakes and extreme couples therapy
• OPEN DOOR WELCOME
• THE GRAPE DEBATE
• IN THE WEEK
• SOMEONE FOR EVERYONE
• CONFRONTIN­G HYPOCRICY
• YOUR STARS
• SUPERQUICK CROSSWORD 702
• The Conglomera­te, Futura step up
• Bezanova will be tested
• Night In Seattle can turn it around

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