Cape Times - 2016-06-09

• WC health care SA’s worst
• Motsoeneng slammed for staff ‘gagging, intimidati­on’
• Country jumps seven slots in the Global Peace Index
• SA rugby secrets revealed in book
• Sharapova receives two-year ban
• Hillary claims Democratic race win
• Tutu nominates jailed MP for Nobel Peace Prize
• ‘Gaps in disaster project’
• Thousands flee homes as Boko Haram insurgents step up attacks
• Local dancer to showcase documentar­y in New York
• Farmers still under extreme pressure
• Submission­s show ‘strong need to desegregat­e city’
• ‘No change in status to terror alert by the US’
• Penhill farmers upset over court’s land ruling
• ‘Giant’ of football Keshi mourned
• ‘Over half of people use 75% of salary to repay debt’
• Eight pupils set off to global schools forum
• Treatment of LGBTI people baffles Gigaba
• Philippi educare centres get R12m upgrade
• Court rejects Prasa ‘logic’, rules for commuter
• Push to reduce strokes in kids
• Minister appeals Concourt ruling on the domestic trade of rhino horn
• The ‘1976/360’ exhibition will engage with memory as it intersects with iconic imagery
• Cape Dance Company takes ‘A Thousand Shepherds’ to arts fest
• Let’s go green and retrofit with rainwater harvesting tanks
• Drug addicts part of social disorganis­ation that must be tackled
• Ignore ratings firms
• It’s all conjecture
• Mgidlana spin
• Measured ratings’ relief
• Women power
• Praise Vearey’s stance on dagga legalisati­on
• Habré sentence gives new hope for administra­tion of global criminal law
• Democracy means nothing if it can’t protect most vulnerable
• Disgusted by dedicated Isaacs’s unfair dismissal
• THE TAKE-A-BREAK CROSSWORD
• YOUR LUCK TODAY
• Less planning, more action – Gordhan
• SA still walks ratings’ edge
• Numsa planning strike in defence of collective bargaining
• Risk of recession looms as economy contracts
• FORWARD FOCUSED
• DOUSING FLAMES
• US tech companies an upset to global tax systems
• We need to review how wealth is distribute­d
• Tropical fruits provide lifeline for starving Venezuelan­s
• Novus beats odds to post earnings increase
• A grain sector strike to put jobs on the line
• PIC now in control of two toll road concession­s
• KZN communal residents to get title deeds to land
• SABMiller buyout nears China approval
• World Bank cuts global growth forecast
• China’s central bank holds line on 6.8% expansion
• Refineries back away from Nigerian oil
• US dollar trades against itself in Zim black market
• New naira plan to be announced in weeks
• Heartland cruises to victory
• Have the Boks learnt a few tricks?
• There’s no telling how far Mokoena will jump in Oslo
• Proteas give the go-ahead under lights in Adelaide
• Hi-tech masterpiec­e
• Toyota’s Prius totally redesigned
• Dune Beetle pays tribute to Baja bugs
• E-Class is so sophistica­ted why would you want an S?
• You get what you pay for in KUV
• New Vitara’s quite the multitaske­r
• Rossi wins, Binder podiums again

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